As Adelaide enjoys a sunny day with a maximum of 24°C, residents can look forward to a pleasant week ahead according to the latest update from the Bureau of Meteorology.
The city is experiencing light winds with a slight chance of any rainfall today capped at 5%. The beginning of the week features much of the same with sunny skies.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will continue the trend with temperatures ranging from a minimum of 11°C to a maximum of 23°C under sunny conditions. As the week progresses, a slight drop in temperature is expected.
On Wednesday, residents can expect a partly cloudy day with temperatures peaking at 21°C. There is a 30% chance of rain, with possible light rainfall amounts between 0 to 1 mm.
By Thursday, the cloud cover will increase, and the temperature will slightly drop to a maximum of 20°C.
From Friday to Sunday, there is a possibility of isolated showers, specifically around coastal districts, but these are expected to clear by Saturday. Temperatures will remain below average for this time of the year from Friday onwards.
The state of South Australia is generally experiencing settled conditions thanks to a high pressure system over the Tasman Sea which continues to exert influence across the region. This week’s weather pattern indicates morning fog and frost in the agricultural areas but remains dry with light winds.
In terms of weather warnings, the Bureau of Meteorology has issued a frost warning for the Lower South East forecast district. Residents are advised to be cautious as temperatures at ground level might drop to 0°C, particularly in calm conditions with clear skies.
Adelaide 7-Day Weather Forecast:
- Monday, 12 May: Max 24°C – Sunny.
- Tuesday, 13 May: Min 11°C, Max 23°C – Sunny.
- Wednesday, 14 May: Min 9°C, Max 21°C – Partly cloudy.
- Thursday, 15 May: Min 10°C, Max 20°C – Cloudy.
- Friday, 16 May: Min 9°C, Max 20°C – Possible shower.
- Saturday, 17 May: Min 9°C, Max 19°C – Partly cloudy.
- Sunday, 18 May: Min 7°C, Max 19°C – Mostly sunny.
For more information, or the latest updates to the weather forecast, visit http://www.bom.gov.au/sa/index.shtml
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