The weekend weather forecast is in – and it’s wet and wild for much of Australia, including Sydney and Brisbane | Australia weather

The wet and wild weekend is on its way to most Australia, where heavy rains move in Queensland in the east, and a tropical decrease off the coast of West Australia is threatening to develop into a hurricane.

Sydney, Pespan and Canberra can expect a washing on Saturday, as heavy rains from the Sun Chainland coast will extend to the Victorian border, including the possibility of an isolated fall of 100 mm.

Sydney is expected to be very wet, reaching 70 mm on Saturday, as the maximum temperatures go to 24 degrees Celsius. As the rain is facilitated on Sunday morning, the wind is expected to rise, and the temperatures are expected to reach 25 degrees Celsius.

It is also expected to shower in Melbourne, where the great change is changed, with a top of 22 ° C on Saturday and 21 ° C on Sunday.

Friday, heavy rains continued to excavate Indeed sodden Societies all over the internal Queensland, many of which are still isolated as more than 200 roads have been closed due to floods.

A severe weather warning of the heavy rain remained in place for parts of Maranoa, Warrego, Darling Download and granite belt, with a total of 24 hours a day from 50 to 100 mm. The Meteorological Office also issued a severe warning to a thunderstorm in heavy rains in the state’s central coast regions, Whitsndays and Capricornia.

Teemburra DAM, West Mackay, scored 274 mm in 24 hours until 9 am on Friday, according to the meteorologist Jonathan How.

He said that many of the flood warnings remained all over the state, including the major warnings of the floods for the benefit of the pioneer, Wrrigo, Barrow, Polo, Thomson, Parko, Georgina, Rivars Western, Cooper, Rire Aires.

According to how, the deep and slow motion basin, which was leading tropical humidity to the interior, began in the end in the shift towards the coast. He said: “The regime is finally.”

Brisbane residents and societies in the northern rivers in New South Wales were reminded of monitoring rain and any warnings of the floods, how he said. “It was very wet, and it will not take much to see rivers and tables.”

He said that Saturday would also be a “very wet day” on the New South Wales coast. Even with rain cleansing on Sunday, the wild weather will continue with the effect of strong winds on the eastern coast.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the country, the weather office was watching the lowest equal off the coast of Kimberly, which had the ability to develop into a tropical hurricane on Friday night or Saturday morning.

A warning was issued by the tropical hurricane of the northern BROM regions to the Mitchell Plateau in Western Australia.

“Regardless of whether it becomes a tropical hurricane, we will see heavy rains that are increasing, and harmful winds along the coast and pushed inside during the weekend, with heavy waterfalls for the inner parts of Kimberly,” how he said.

The showering of most of the cities of the capital was expected to be in the coming days, with the exception of Adelaide and Birth, as it was expected that it would be a weekend and dry weekend.

Earth’s surface in Australia It has improved by 1.5 ° C since 1910According to the office, the climate crisis increased the frequency and intensity of harsh weather events.