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current national summary
A low pressure system well offshore northeast NSW and southeast QLD is only causing the odd shower near the coast. A trough in the west is bringing virtually no rain. A large high is directing strong westerly winds and showers over TAS, while keeping elsewhere generally dry.
capital cities
| Sydney | 9°C | 21°C |  |
| Melbourne | 11°C | 17°C |  |
| Brisbane | 14°C | 23°C |  |
| Perth | 11°C | 24°C | |
| Adelaide | 11°C | 18°C |  |
| Canberra | -3°C | 17°C |  |
| Hobart | 11°C | 16°C | |
| Darwin | 17°C | 28°C | |
most recent warnings
WA - Sat 16:00 WSTCoastal Wind Warning
NT - Sat 16:48 CST
Coastal Wind Warning
Qld - Sat 17:09 EST
Coastal Wind Warning
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Frosty night across southern NSW and ACT
Sat 12:54 EST Southern New South Wales and the ACT had a chilly start to the weekend, with some places seeing their coldest May night in half a decade.
Mild Saturday for the Top End
Sat 10:57 EST Darwin and parts of the Northern Territory have had their coolest morning since August.
East Coast Low soaks NSW
Fri 15:24 EST Parts of the NSW coast have seen their heaviest rain in four years as an East Coast Low creeps north.
