Adelaide Braces for Wet Weekend, Flash Flooding Risk

0:00Adelaide's story is making news on February 27th. Adelaide is in for a wet and stormy weekend, with rain and thunderstorms expected before conditions clear up in temperatures rise above 30 degrees later next week. A tropical low-pressure system from the far south of the Northern Territory is drifting south today and tomorrow, then heading east early next week. Meanwhile, a high-pressure ridge will bring settled weather to southern parts of the state from midweek. Rainfall could cause flash flooding, especially with severe storms possible in central and eastern areas. A flood warning is active for inland rivers in South Australia, where levels are high but starting to fall along spots like Kubrick Creek. Officials urge people to avoid floodwaters, follow road closures, and stay updated. Today, expect a high of 28 degrees in the city, with 7 to 30 millimeters of rain and a 95% chance of showers, or storms. Winds will pick up from the east and the UV index hits extreme levels, so protect yourself

1:01from 9.40am to 5.10pm. Tomorrow brings more heavy rain up to 50 millimeters, with a high of 27 degrees after a minimum of 22. Shower's east Monday with a top of 25 degrees, then it turns partly cloudy and warmer through Friday, reaching 31 degrees under sunny. Skies, stay dry and safe out there. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the description. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O.com.