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Adelaide Enjoys Warm Weekend, Showers Return Midweek

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Adelaide enjoys a sunny long weekend, with temperatures peaking at 27°C today and holding steady through Monday. UV levels are high, so sun protection is advised. The metro area has no fire rating, but showers return midweek, with flood warnings inland. Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors!

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Adelaide Enjoys Warm Weekend, Showers Return Midweek

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It's March 5th, here's your Adelaide News in two minutes. Adelaide is in for a treat this long weekend with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures sticking around through Monday. Today, March 6th, expect a high of 27 degrees Celsius under clear conditions with light winds picking up in the afternoon. Fire danger is moderate in the nearby ranges, so stay cautious if you're out in those areas. The good weather holds steady over the weekend. Saturday and Sunday will both top out at 27 degrees, starting from lows around 14 or 15 degrees, with steady south easterly. Breezes UV levels will hit very high each day, so slather on the sunscreen from about 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Residents are gearing up for some prime outdoor time, but officials remind everyone to protect against that intense sun. No rain in sight means perfect conditions for barbecues or beach trips, though the metro area has no fire rating right now. Early next week stays settled, with another 27 degrees on Monday, and a jump to 32 degrees

under sunny skies on Tuesday. A high pressure ridge is keeping things stable across southern South Australia. Midweek brings a shift, as showers return Wednesday and Thursday, with highs of 32 and 26 degrees. Meanwhile, flood warnings linger inland along rivers like Cooper Creek, where levels are easing, but roads remain closed, check conditions before, heading out. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. No ear buds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound.

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