National Weather Forecast: Windy In SE, Storms For North

Let's take a state-by-state look at tomorrow's forecast.

Now, starting with Queensland. Hot conditions once again across much of Queensland, particularly through those central and south-eastern areas. We'll also see the risk of thunderstorms across much of the state extending from the interior of Queensland through those central areas and towards the south-east. Now, for the most part, any storms tomorrow are unlikely to bring too much rainfall to the gauges, but they could produce some gusty winds. We may also see some locally damaging winds or large hail across parts of the Darling Downs with any storms tomorrow afternoon. Otherwise, we're looking at continued showers across parts of the North Tropical Coast and Cape York. For Brisbane tomorrow, it will be a sunny day with a top of 31°.

A warm and windy day across the state. Those winds are likely to be strongest about the southern and central ranges and the Illawarra and other parts of the east coast. We do have a Severe Weather Warning for damaging winds current for parts of those southern ranges tomorrow. Thunderstorms are a risk across the north-east of the state tomorrow with the risk of damaging winds and large hail through the afternoon. For Sydney tomorrow, it will be a sunny day though with a top of 29°. Down in Canberra, sunny with a top of 22°, but it will be becoming windy.

We're looking at windy conditions, mostly south of the ranges as this cold front moves through. A Severe Weather Warning is current for many of those areas on and south of the ranges. Partly cloudy skies and a few showers moving through as well, although the rainfall totals are likely to be on the lower side of things. For Melbourne, a possible shower tomorrow with a top of 22°.

That vigorous cold front will be moving through, bringing really windy conditions throughout Tasmania. The risk of damaging wind gusts will develop across the west coast and in the north at first, quickly extending throughout the state as that front moves through. Showers will continue as well with the risk of thunderstorms mainly in the west. We're also likely to see some small hail and a lowering snow level later on. Now, there's a lot going on with this cold front moving through, so we're going to issue a dedicated severe weather update video on this situation later today where you can find detailed information. For Hobart tomorrow, we are looking at a shower or two with a top of 15°.

Windy conditions, partly cloudy skies, and a few showers for parts of the south and south-east. The windiest conditions are likely across the lower south-east where we do have a Severe Weather Warning for damaging winds current. Otherwise, we're looking at generally sunny and settled conditions across those inland parts of the state. For Adelaide tomorrow, we're looking at a possible shower or two with a top of 21°.

A cool start across the south with patchy morning fogs, even the chance of morning frost across the Central Wheatbelt and Great Southern. Then we're looking at mostly sunny conditions across the west and through much of the south. A little bit more cloud is expected across the interior and northern parts of the state and in the far south-west with a few showers possible in those areas. It will be a dry day for Perth, however, mostly sunny with a top of 21°.

A low pressure trough is lying across those central parts. To the north of the trough, we're going to see more humid conditions, showers and thunderstorms mostly in the afternoon. To the south, we're not expecting so many thunderstorms, but we could still see some showers moving through during the day. For Darwin, we are heading for a shower or two on the forecast with a top of 34°.

Now, you can find the detailed forecast for your area via the Bureau's website, the BOM Weather app, and via our social media. Have a great day, and we'll catch you next time.