Cold Front Brings Showers, Thunderstorms to Adelaide

0:00Adelaide's in for a cool down as a cold front rolls through South Australia, bringing showers and possible thunderstorms starting today. Expect the most action this Thursday with a top of 22 degrees, north-westernly winds picking up, and two to ten millimeters of rain possible. It's a wet wrap to the work week before things ease up. Friday stays damp with cloudy skies, a high of 19 degrees after an overnight low of 13, and westernly winds gusting 25 to 40, kilometers per hour. Saturday dips to 18 degrees with scattered morning showers and south-westernly breezes, while Sunday hits 19 degrees under similar cloudy. Cover, winds coming by evening, the chill hits regional spots too, with showers and gusts across agricultural areas and the south, some spots on York Peninsula or Mount Lofty ranges. Seeing up to 20 millimeters, the north stays warmer today, but cools by the weekend, and coastal winds are making waves with strong warnings out for waters around the lower west, coast and southeast.

1:02Flood watches linger in the far northeast, with rising levels on the Warburton River and lower Cooper Creek around in Aminca, closing roads at. Crossings, gale warnings kick in Friday for some sea zones, so boaters take note. Monday clears to partly cloudy with 20s returning, then Tuesday brings full sun at 22 degrees. Bundle up through Sunday, but that autumn warm three-bounds quick stay tuned for updates. Stay informed with Adelaide News today, AI-powered updates.