Current situation
A strong high pressure system near Tasmania is slowly moving east, reaching the Tasman Sea by tomorrow. A trough of low pressure lies across the northeast. Another trough moves into the far west late on Friday and continues across SA over the weekend.
The coming week
12 Tuesday
Isolated showers and possible thunderstorms across the far northeast, with isolated showers extending south to the Flinders Ranges. East to southeasterly winds.
13 Wednesday
Patchy morning fog about the west and on and east of the ranges. Isolated showers east of around Coober Pedy, increasing to scattered showers about the northeast. Possible thunderstorms about the northeast and central districts. Maximum temperatures near average, tending slightly above average in the south. East to northeasterly winds.
14 Thursday
Isolated showers east of around Coober Pedy. Possible thunderstorms about the far northeast. Maximum temperatures near average, tending slightly above average in the south. East to northeasterly winds.
15 Friday
Isolated showers, increasing to scattered showers about central districts. Possible thunderstorms about the North East Pastoral district. Maximum temperatures near average, tending slightly above average in the south. Northeast to northwesterly winds, ahead of a southerly change in the far west later.
16 Saturday
Isolated showers, increasing to scattered showers about central and eastern districts. Possible thunderstorms. Maximum temperatures near to below average. Northeast to northwesterly winds, ahead of a southerly change in the west reaching central districts in the afternoon and evening.
Cumulative rainfall totals to the end of Saturday: 1 to 5 mm, local falls of 5 to 15 mm across the North East Pastoral and central districts with isolated falls up to 40 mm possible with thunderstorms.
