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South Australia Braces for Severe Weather

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Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash flooding threaten South Australia this weekend, leading to event cancellations and a statewide flood watch. The Bureau of Meteorology predicts widespread rain and possible early morning thunderstorms on Saturday, with heavier downpours and potential thunderstorms on Sunday. Authorities advise residents to secure outdoor items and stay updated on warnings.

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South Australia Braces for Severe Weather

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!South Australia Braces for Severe Weather. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From Adelaide, this is your February 27th update. Sabir weather is hitting South Australia this weekend, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash flooding risks leading to the cancellation of. Several outdoor events in Adelaide suburbs and central business district. The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts unsettled conditions starting Saturday as a trough brings widespread rain and possible early morning, thunderstorms. There's a 75% chance of at least four millimeters of rain that day, increasing later. Sunday looks even worse, with heavy downpours possible, and a 75% chance of at least 10 millimeters, up to 80 millimeters in some. Spots, thunderstorms could pop up in the afternoon and evening. Most of the state is now under flood watch, and officials from the government and emergency services urge people to clean gutters to cure outdoor. Items, as they updated on warnings. A severe weather response is active for those sleeping rough until Sunday, March 1st, 2026, and several events like night markets.

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