11 September 2023

RE: LONG RANGE WEATHER FORECAST - AUSTRALIA

September 2023:

       Queensland:

• Second week- Coastal showers.

• Moderate falls to the South-East and adjacent Inland.

• Further local showers and thunderstorms to the South-East.

• With isolated showers and thunderstorms to the Southern Inland and moderate falls to the Far North Coast.

• Showers and storms are indicated on the South-East and Darling Downs at the end of the month.

• Showers are indicated to the Inland Tropical Coast with isolated showers and storms to the Western and Central districts.

• Very hot temperatures at the end of the month with North Westerly winds.

• Isolated storms to the Southern Inland at the beginning of the month, commencement of the 2nd week, South-East about the 17th, Southern Inland about the 25th and 27th, South-East 28th and the Western and Central Inland about the 30th.

  New South Wales:

• Temperatures above average for the month.

• Severe storms and rain during the middle of the month especially to The North Coast and South to Wollongong.

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• Showery activity to the Southern parts of state.

• A line of thunderstorms and accompanying showers are indicated about the 26th and 27th, with further thunderstorms indicated on the 30th for the Eastern districts.

• In summary cold fronts are indicated 10th to 12th, 19th, 24th and 30th, with troughs bringing rain and storms about the 6th and 26th, and a Coastal Low bringing rain and storms about the 15th to 17th.

• Snow on the Snowy Mountains.

• Regarding winds it appears September will be windy with strong winds indicated on the Coastal waters.

• Gales are indicated from the Tasman Sea.

       Northern Territory:

• Isolated shower activity is indicated to a number of areas at the beginning of the month with some isolated thunderstorms to the Victoria/Barkly and Alice Spring divisions.

• Further storm activity is indicated to the Darwin precinct about the 25th.

  South Australia:

• Northerly winds are indicated during month creating above average temperatures.

• It appears that a number of fronts will cross the state. The first is indicated at the beginning of the month bringing strong winds and heavy seas particularly in the vicinity of Kangaroo Island.

• Hail and thunderstorms crossing the State about the 9th to 11th.

• The next front is indicated about the 16th to 18th to the Central divisions, and again about the 28th of the month.

• Overall keep an eye on these fronts, especially the wind factor.

       Victoria:

• Unsettled weather is indicated between the 17th and 20th bringing rain and showers.

• Some showers are indicated about the 24th and 25th mainly to the Southern Coastal and Eastern areas.

• And finally, another Front at the end of the month affecting most areas with rain, showers and storms.

       Western Australia:

• About the 13th – 15th a further frontal system is indicated on the Western areas bringing light falls to the majority, but some rain to the South-West.

• The next frontal system is indicated between the 19th and 23rd with strong winds affecting the South Coast bringing, showers, rain and thunderstorms.

• The Lower South-West should experience a number of fronts, 25th, 27th, 28th and 30th.

       Tasmania:

• Cold fronts affecting Tasmania about 18th, 19th, 24th, 25th, 29th and 30th.

 

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In the present state of this research no guarantee can be given as to the accuracy of this forecast as sunspot activity may intensify or dissipate.

 

HAYDEN WALKER

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