IDW10100 Western Australia Forecast
IDW10100
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Western Australia
Western Australia Forecast
Issued at 4:30 pm WST on Sunday 29 May 2016
for the period until midnight WST Thursday 2 June 2016.
Warning Information
For latest warnings go to www.bom.gov.au, subscribe to RSS feeds, call
1300-659-213* or listen for warnings on relevant TV and radio broadcasts.
Weather Situation - Northern Western Australia
A trough across the Kimberley and Pilbara will persist for the next few days
with a branch extending into central parts of the State from Tuesday.
Weather Situation - Southern and Central Western Australia
A ridge of high pressure will lie near the south coast. By Tuesday a trough
will deepen through central parts of the State as a high pressure system south
of the State moves slowly east.
Forecast for the rest of Sunday 29 May
Showers near the south coast and west coast south of Shark Bay. Showers and
thunderstorms possible over the Interior.
Forecast for Monday 30 May
Showers and the chance of thunderstorms over the eastern Interior. Showers near
the south coast and Eucla coast, mostly light, extending to the southwest Capes
in the late evening.
Forecast for Tuesday 31 May
Showers and possible thunderstorms over the Interior. Showers near southwest
Capes.
Forecast for Wednesday 1 June
Shower and thunderstorm activity increasing through the Interior, eastern
Goldfields and Eucla. Showers over eastern parts of the Southeast Coastal
district.
Forecast for Thursday 2 June
Showers and thunderstorms activity over the Interior, eastern Goldfields and
Eucla. Showers over eastern parts of the Southeast Coastal district.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:45 am WST Monday.
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public phones.
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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Western Australia
Western Australia Forecast
Issued at 4:30 pm WST on Sunday 29 May 2016
for the period until midnight WST Thursday 2 June 2016.
Warning Information
For latest warnings go to www.bom.gov.au, subscribe to RSS feeds, call
1300-659-213* or listen for warnings on relevant TV and radio broadcasts.
Weather Situation - Northern Western Australia
A trough across the Kimberley and Pilbara will persist for the next few days
with a branch extending into central parts of the State from Tuesday.
Weather Situation - Southern and Central Western Australia
A ridge of high pressure will lie near the south coast. By Tuesday a trough
will deepen through central parts of the State as a high pressure system south
of the State moves slowly east.
Forecast for the rest of Sunday 29 May
Showers near the south coast and west coast south of Shark Bay. Showers and
thunderstorms possible over the Interior.
Forecast for Monday 30 May
Showers and the chance of thunderstorms over the eastern Interior. Showers near
the south coast and Eucla coast, mostly light, extending to the southwest Capes
in the late evening.
Forecast for Tuesday 31 May
Showers and possible thunderstorms over the Interior. Showers near southwest
Capes.
Forecast for Wednesday 1 June
Shower and thunderstorm activity increasing through the Interior, eastern
Goldfields and Eucla. Showers over eastern parts of the Southeast Coastal
district.
Forecast for Thursday 2 June
Showers and thunderstorms activity over the Interior, eastern Goldfields and
Eucla. Showers over eastern parts of the Southeast Coastal district.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:45 am WST Monday.
* Calls to 1300 numbers cost around 27.5c incl. GST, higher from mobiles or
public phones.
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2011, Bureau of Meteorology (ABN 92 637 533
532). Users of these web pages are deemed to have read and accepted the
conditions described in the Copyright, Disclaimer, and Privacy statements
(http://www.bom.gov.au/other/copyright.shtml).
