The latest storm warnings and radar sweep.










This is the water vapour loop. The second image is a quick summary of what is happening in the loop. Over in the Kimberly’s there is a low that could develop into a tropical low and one to keep an eye on. This is due to the increased water temperatures around the North of Australia.

This low is feeding moisture right across WA and into Queensland. Also a trough down South is pushing moisture into the South East of the Country mainly over NE NSW and Southern Queensland. The Red area seen on the map is dry air that is helping to push the moisture to the East.

So what this means is the storms we see on the radar will probably build into a shower/rain band late this afternoon/ evening and stick around until Sunday afternoon once that dry air reaches us. We could see some good totals and also the threat is still present of flash flooding at this point in time. Stay safe and alert.