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12.9.23

Weekly weather from the Bureau of Meteorology: Sunday 10 September, 2023





 




G'day, Sarah from the Bureau with your weekly wrap

for Sunday the 10th of September.

Last week's rainfall was mainly confined to the far south and east,

with troughs bringing damaging winds to the southeast

and severe storms to the east.

However, this morning a chilly start with widespread frosts and

sub-zero temperatures across inland parts of southeastern Australia,

and a few light showers about the far southeast

and tropical Queensland coast in an onshore flow.

Moving into the week, unfortunately not a lot of  rainfall on the cards

as high pressure dominates, apart from WA on Wednesday,

and temperatures rising in the south.

But tomorrow, more frosts inland for the southeast.

Otherwisesettled and clear for the majority,

as that high dominates, apart from those showers about the east coast

in an onshore flow and also across Tasmania.

Warm to hot for southern WA.

On Tuesday, the warming trend starts to spill into southeastern Australia,

with a few showers and the chance of dry lightning to southern WA.

Generally dry elsewhere

with showers about the east coast and Tasmania too.

On Wednesday a strong front pushes in from the west,

bringing gusty winds, showers and the risk of severe thunderstorms

and maximum temperatures 6-10 degrees above average right across

southern Australia to the east of that front.

More onshore showers for the east coast.

The front will slip southeast during Thursday,

with fine clear and sunny weather for the majority,

temperatures continuing to build across the south

For Friday, more of the same

with warm weather across the southeast,

cooler with showers for southwest WA

and showers easing and becoming more isolated

about the tropical Queensland coast.

And that's it for your weekly weather wrap,

we'll see you again next time.

Bye for now.



G'day

Hello


 

Bureau

the Office


 

weekly wrap

weekly report, weekly recap

weekly

every week, each week

wrap

summary, recap

 

 

Last week's

The previous week's, The week before, The week prior

 

 

rainfall

precipitation, rain

 

 

mainly confined

mostly limited, largely restricted

mainly

mostly

confined

limited, restricted

 

 

far south and east

distant south and east

far

distant, remote

 

 

troughs bringing

bringing troughs   

troughs

dips, low points, valleys

bringing

carrying, delivering

 

 

damaging winds

destructive gusts, harmful breezes

damaging

harmful, destructive

winds

breezes, gusts

 

 

southeast

SE, southeastern

 

 

severe storms 

strong storms, intense storms

severe

harsh, intense

storms

tempests, squalls, heavy rain and strong winds

 

 

However

but, yet

 

 

morning

dawn, forenoon

  

 

chilly start

cold beginning, frosty outset

chilly

cold, cool

start

begin, commence

 

 

widespread frosts

extensive frost

widespread

extensive, wide 

  

 

sub-zero temperatures 

below-freezing temperatures, temperatures below zero

temperatures

heat

 

across

throughout 

 

 

inland parts 

inside areas, interior regions

parts

sections

 


southeastern Australia

the southeast of Australia, the southeastern part of Australia

 

 

a few light showers

a couple of light rain, a small amount of light rain

a few

several

light

faint

showers

rain

 

about

around, approximately 

 

 

far southeast

distant southeast

 

 

tropical Queensland coast

warm Queensland shore, the tropical coast of Queensland

tropical

warm, hot 

coast

shore, beach

 

 

onshore flow

wind from the sea, sea breeze     

onshore

toward the land, toward the shore  

flow

movement, stream  

 

 

Moving into the week

As the week begins, Starting the week

Moving

going, changing

 

 

unfortunately

regrettably  

 

 

a lot of  rainfall

heavy rain, lots of rain

 

 

on the cards as  

likely to happen, probable

as

in a state of

 

 

high pressure dominates

 high pressure is in control, high pressure is prevailing

dominates

controls, overpowers

 

 

apart from WA

except for WA, aside from WA

apart

separate, away from each other 

WA 

Western Australia

 

 

temperatures rising

getting warmer, becoming hotter

 

 

tomorrow

the next day, the day after today

 

 

more frosts inland

additional inland frost    

more

additional, extra, further, another, greater

frosts

Freezing temperatures, Ice formation, Frosty conditions 

inland

Interior, Hinterland, Landlocked, Back country, Interior regions  

 

 

Otherwise

Alternatively, If not, Else, In a different way, Or else

 

 

settled and clear

calm and clear, stable and clear

settled

Stable, Fixed, Established, Firm, Secure, Decided   

clear

Transparent, Obvious, Apparent, Distinct, Plain, Evident

 

 

majority

Bulk, Most, Larger part, Greater number, Predominance

 

 

as that high dominates

because the high pressure is in control, since the high pressure prevails

as

since, because    

high dominates

High pressure prevails, High pressure is in control, High pressure is dominant, High pressure is predominant

 

 

about the east coast

near the eastern shoreline, around the eastern coast  

about

near,  around

east coast

Eastern shoreline, Eastern seaboard, Atlantic coast, Eastern edge 

 

 

onshore flow

sea breeze, wind from the sea

onshore

toward the land, toward the shore 

flow   ( The flow of water in the river. )

Stream, Current, Movement, Flux, Drift  

 

 

also across Tasmania 

Additionally in Tasmania, Likewise in Tasmania, In Tasmania as well

also    ( He is talented and also hardworking. )

Additionally, Furthermore, Moreover, Likewise, In addition 

across   ( He walked across the bridge. )

Over, Through, Throughout, Along, Across the entirety of

 

 

Warm   ( a mild day )

Mild, Temperate, Pleasantly hot, Lukewarm, Tepid

 

 

hot

Warm to a high degree, Scorching, Sizzling, Boiling, Sweltering

 

 

southern WA

Southwestern Australia, The southern part of Western Australia

southern   ( the southern part of the country )

South, Southernmost, Southward, Below, Inferior

WA

Western Australia


 

warming trend starts to 

The temperature begins to rise, Warming trend commences, The weather starts to get warmer, Gradual increase in temperature begins

warming   ( The room's warming up. )

Heating, Warming up, Heating up, Raising temperature  

trend    ( There is a noticeable trend towards healthier eating. )

tendency, inclination, pattern, direction, movement

starts   ( The event commences at 9 AM. )

Begins, Commences, Initiates, Launches, Inaugurates  

 

 

spill into    ( The river spilled into the lake. )

Flow into, Pour into, Stream into, Overflow into

 

 

southeastern Australia

The southeastern part of Australia, The southeast of Australia, The region in the southeast of Australia

southeastern   ( southeastern region )

South-eastern, Southeast, Southeastward 

 

 

few showers

Scattered rain, Light rain, Sprinkling of rain

few

Not many, A small number, A handful, Limited, Scant, Sparse

showers

Rainfall, Precipitation, Rain, Drizzle, Sprinkle

 

 

chance

Opportunity, Possibility, Likelihood, Probability, Prospect

 

 

dry lightning

thunderstorms without rain, lightning without precipitation

dry

Arid, Parched, Dehydrated, Thirsty, Desiccated

 

 

southern WA

Southwestern Australia, The southern part of Western Australia

WA

Western Australia

 

 

Generally   ( She generally arrives at the office around 9 AM. )

Usually, Typically, Commonly, Normally, Generally speaking   

 

 

dry elsewhere

Dry in other areas, Not wet in other places, No precipitation elsewhere

elsewhere   ( You can find similar products elsewhere. )

Somewhere else, In another place, In other locations, In other areas, Away

 

 

about the east coast and Tasmania too

Concerning the east coast as well as ( click ) Tasmania, Regarding both the east coast and Tasmania, In relation to the east coast and Tasmania also 

east coast

Eastern shoreline, Eastern seaboard, Atlantic coast, Eastern edge



a strong front    ( A potent front is approaching from the west. )

Intense front, Powerful front, Robust front, Vigorous front, Potent front

 

  

pushes in   ( A strong front advances from the west. )

Moves in, Advances, Approaches, Comes in, Encroaches

 

 

from the west

Coming from the western direction, Approaching from the westward,

Westbound, From the western side

 

 

bringing  ( The storm is carrying heavy rain. )

Carrying, Transporting, Conveying, Delivering, Bringing forth

 

 

gusty winds   ( The day was marked by blustery winds. )

Blustery winds, Windy conditions with sudden bursts, Winds with sudden strong gusts, Breezy conditions with sudden bursts of wind

gusty   ( a gusty day )

Blustery, Windy, Breezy, Drafty, Tempestuous

winds   ( The gentle zephyrs rustled the leaves. )

Breezes, Gusts, Zephyrs, Air currents, Breeziness

 

 

risk   ( There is a hazard of falling rocks in this area. )

Hazard, Peril, Danger, Jeopardy, Threat

 

 

maximum temperatures   ( The peak temperatures for the week are expected on Thursday. ) 

Highest temperatures, Peak temperatures, Maximum highs

maximum   ( The highest speed limit on this road is 70 miles per hour. )

Highest, Upper limit, Peak, Utmost, Maximum value

temperatures   ( The thermal readings are quite high today. )

Thermal readings, Heat levels, Degree of warmth, Climate indicators

 

 

degrees   ( The temperature levels are expected to drop tomorrow. )

Units of temperature, Temperature levels, Degrees of heat, Temperature measurements

 

 

above average   ( The temperatures are exceeding the standard for this time of year. )

Higher than the norm, Beyond the usual, Exceeding the standard, Over the typical level, Surpassing the average

above   ( The plane flew over the mountains. )

Over, Beyond, Higher than, More than, Exceeding

average   ( The average score on the test was 75. )

Mean, Norm, Standard, Typical, Median

 

 

right across   ( The decorations were spread all the way across the room. )

All the way across, Across the entire, Throughout

right   ( That is the correct answer. )

Correct, Accurate, Proper, Appropriate, Rightful 

across   ( He walked over the bridge. )

Over, Throughout, From one side to the other, Across the entirety of, All over   

 

 

southern Australia   ( The southern region of Australia is known for its diverse landscapes. )

The southern part of Australia, The southern region of Australia, South Australia

southern    ( The southern region of the country is known for its warm climate. )

South, Southernmost, Southward, Meridional

 

 

east   ( The sun rises in the east. )

Eastern, Eastward, Orient

 

  

front 

Forepart, Facade, Exterior, Fore, Facing

 

 

More onshore showers

Additional coastal rain showers, Increased onshore precipitation

 More   ( I need additional time to complete the task. ) 

Additional, Extra, Further, Added, Increased

onshore   ( The wind is blowing shoreward. ) 

Towards the coast, Along the coast, Shoreward, Coastal, Seaward

 

 

the east coast   ( The storm is approaching the eastern shoreline. )

Eastern shoreline, Coastline on the eastern side, Seaboard of the east,

Eastern seaboard

the east   ( The sun rises in the east. )

The eastern side, The eastern part, The eastern direction, The eastern region

 

 

front

Forepart, Facade, Fore, Facing

 

 

slip southeast

move southeast, shift to the southeast

slip 

 

 

 

 

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