Australian Satellite/Lightning
Australia Satellite Notes
Cloud extending from northwest AUS to the southeast along a trough is generating rain & storms, mainly in NSW. A cold front is causing gusty showers in southeast SA, VIC and TAS. Cloud crossing southwest WA near a front is bringing gusty showers. Mostly clear elsewhere.
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Weather News
Mild minima in northern WA, frigid in the south
13:42 EST
Parts of the Kimberley region enjoyed balmy overnight conditions whilst those further south awoke to temperatures well below average. Patchy cloud in a low-pressure trough lingered over the Kimberley on Friday night and into Saturday morning. This cloud limited the escape of the days warmth and allowed overnight temperatures to remain mostly three-to-five degrees above average, continuing a run of mild nights for the region.
Windy weather waving warmth out of the southeast
11:42 EST
A strong frontal system is crossing southeast Australia and, for Victoria, this has meant wind speeds have picked up and cold days are on their way.
