Category: Weather
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GAV’S WEATHER | HOT AND DRY
Again, the country has very little cloud over it. The size of the highs dominating the mid-latitudes on are too big and strong. There is a cut of low fighting against them, but it’s set to only deliver rain and wild weather to south-west Western Australia. There is no rain locally expected for the rest…
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GAV’S WEATHER | HOT & DRY
Nothing but dry days ahead that will get hotter as we move towards the weekend. Tomorrow there will be morning fog for north east New South Wales’ valleys and afternoon onshore winds. The country again had very little cloud over it with the size of the highs dominating the mid latitudes too big and strong,…
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GAV’S WEATHER | HOT DRY DAYS AHEAD
There’s no rain on the horizon, with temperatures set to increase as we head towards the weekend. Wednesday will see light onshore winds for the north coast. Across the nation it’s a clear satellite image with very little cloud, while a lack of fronts across the interior is exacerbating the drought situation.
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‘GET PREPARED’ AS STORM SEASON GETS UNDERWAY
With today marking the first official day of the storm season, authorities are reminding residents to be prepared. “The Bureau of Metrology have forecast a typical thunderstorm season, and we will likely see storms that could include large hailstones, heavy rain, localised flash flooding and damaging winds,” said NSW SES Acting Commissioner Kyle Stewart. Trimming…
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GAV’S WEATHER | SMALL TOTALS EXPECTED FROM WELCOME RAIN
There’s a chance of some small isolated falls on the western side of the range, while the next 24-hours will see showers increase along the coast. Elsewhere, there is very little cloud cover across the nation, while the lack of fronts moving across the interior is exacerbating the drought situation.
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YOUR WEEKEND WEATHER: THE BIG DRY ROLLS ON
Again the country has very little cloud over it. The lack of weather fronts and development across the interior is exacerbating the drought situation with so sign it will improve. Another belt of high is moving into the Bight helping to block any rain from entering central Australia. A dry front will make its way…
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GAV’S WEATHER | COASTAL SHOWERS & STORMS ON THE WAY
Cloud has ridden in on the north west conveyor but sadly there isn’t enough moisture in it to produce a big enough inland rain event that will reach the drought hit areas of the Murray Darling food bowl. It will however reach Queensland. Currently it’s still cool across the south east with plenty of suns…
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GAV’S WEATHER | CLASSIC SPRING WEATHER
There’s no rain on the horizon for inland parts of the state, with temperatures set to increase on Wednesday. Along the coast onshore winds will keep the mercury down, though the fine comfortable days are set to continue. There is some cloud riding on the north west conveyor, however it’s not enough to cause any…
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GAV’S WEATHER | BIG DRY CONTINUES
Another large high is settling in over the south east, with more dry conditions on the way for New South Wales and Queensland. Tuesday marks the Spring Equinox, with evaporation rates now on the rise. Elsewhere, there’s rain on the way for Western Australia, while we’ll see snow flurries across Alpine parts of the country.…
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SURF REPORT | CHANGE TO ARRIVE SUNDAY
There’s a moderate sized swell set to hang around for the weekend, although expect the north-east winds to strengthen during the day and into the late afternoon. The winds will be strongest around Newcastle & the Central Coast, with the change set to arrive on Sunday. Further north, expect the northerly winds to continue.