South Australia Braces for Wet Weather Shift

0:00It's March 14th, here's your Adelaide news in two minutes. South Australia is bracing for a shift to wet weather early this week, with showers spreading across the state and heavier rain possible in northern, areas. After a warm Sunday with Adelaide topping out around 31 degrees under partly cloudy skies, a trough from Western Australia will bring. Wide spread rain starting Monday. Monday lets cloudy and cool in Adelaide, with a very high chance of showers and 4-15 millimeters of rain expected, dropping daytime highs. To about 24 degrees, northern districts could see much more, with locally heavy falls and possible thunderstorms intensifying the downpours. Meanwhile, authorities are watching flood risks closely in the far northeast, where elevated river levels along the Warburton River and Lower Cooper. Creek near Inaminka are already prompting warnings. A flood watch covers parts of the Lake Iar Basin and other catchments from Monday, as upstream waters from Queensland mix with new rain. Condition should ease in Adelaide by Tuesday, with just a slight chance of morning showers

1:03and highs around 26 degrees, though rain may. Linger further north through Wednesday. Cumulative totals could hit 5mm statewide, up to 15 in northern farming areas, and 50 to 100mm or more in, pastoral spots. By midweek Adelaide turns partly cloudy with temperatures climbing back to the high 20s, leading to sunnier and warmer days by Friday around. 29-30 degrees. Folks in risky areas should check road conditions and stay updated as the weather evolves. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Lincoln the Description. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening, L.O.L.I. SoleyPillo.com.