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Australian Weather

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Adelaide 13/26

Alice Springs 20/31

Brisbane 22/28

Broome 25/31

Cairns 24/32

Canberra 11/23

Darwin 24/32

Hobart 8/21

Melbourne 14/22

Perth 20/36

Sydney 19/22

Townsville 25/32

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current extremes

Hottest

Bayu Undan, WA

30.4°C

Coldest

Perisher Valley, NSW/ACT

-0.7°C

Windiest

Bedout Island, WA

N 83km/h

Wettest

Port Keats Ap, NT

15.6mm last hr

current national summary

Tropical Cyclone Carlos is causing heavy, thundery rain over the Kimberley. Tropical Cyclone Dianne is well offshore and moving away. A trough over QLD is causing heavy showers and severe storms across the southeast. A high is keeping the south mostly dry.

capital cities

Sydney	19°C	22°C
Melbourne	14°C	22°C
Brisbane	22°C	28°C
Perth	20°C	36°C
Adelaide	13°C	26°C
Canberra	11°C	23°C
Hobart	8°C	21°C
Darwin	24°C	32°C

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Severe storms sweep southern Queensland

ABC image 20:29 EDT Spectacular electrical storms have swept across large parts of southern Queensland, causing flash flooding and leaving more than 20,000 properties without power.