A trough in the east is triggering severe thunderstorms through eastern QLD and NSW. A weak high is keeping VIC and TAS generally dry, while sending warm northerly winds into SA. An areas of low pressure pushing across southern parts of WA is triggering patchy light rain.
| Sydney | 19°C | 25°C | |
| Melbourne | 16°C | 28°C | |
| Brisbane | 21°C | 29°C | |
| Perth | 19°C | 32°C | |
| Adelaide | 19°C | 35°C | |
| Canberra | 13°C | 25°C | |
| Hobart | 14°C | 23°C | |
| Darwin | 25°C | 34°C |
Mon 12:32 EDT Southeast Queensland will be the focus of the most intense thunderstorms on Monday, much like on Sunday, when flash flooding occurred.
Mon 10:04 EDT Adelaide is about finally warming above average, breaking its longest run of February days below 25 degrees in decades.
Sun 15:41 EDT Thunderstorms along Australia's eastern seabord on Saturday died overnight but are developing again in the heat of Sunday afternoon with potential for severity.