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Premium Content Subscriber only If you’ve been thinking it’s time to pull out the jumpers and woolly socks, then you’re not wrong as temperatures are set to plummet this week. Most of NSW and the ACT are currently experiencing a sharp burst of cold weather, with temperatures in many areas 5 to 7 seven degrees below average. And sadly for those who love the heat those lower temperatures are also set to include the Northern Rivers. A Bureau of Meteorology spokesman said while most of the cold snap will be affecting the southern regions, the Far North Coast can also expect temperatures below average. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only The Northern Rivers looks like it will escape the worst of a weather system moving down the QLD coast, but it’s still going to be wet according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Meteorologist David Wilke said forecasters had been quite concerned about the potential for very heavy rain in the region over coming days, with but the risk looked to have eased. Mr Wilke said the peak of the wet weather would likely fall on Tuesday, with rain easing towards the end of the week. “Expect it to be wet, possibly heavy, but not as heavy first predicted (over the weekend),” Mr Wilke said. ....
Heavy rainfall associated with a deepening low pressure trough off the northern coast has the potential to cause minor flooding in parts of the Northern Rivers early next week. The catchments likely to be impacted are saturated from recent rainfall, which increases the risk of flooding. River rises are expected in the flood watch catchments in response to the forecast rain and minor flooding may develop from Monday. Flood Classes (minor, moderate, major) are only defined for catchments where the Bureau provides a flood warning service. Localised flooding and disruption to some transport routes are possible. What we are expecting: ....
That’s the million-dollar question, according to Helen Reid from the Bureau of Meteorology. However, she said we can “expect a lot of rain”. Ms Reid said a trough was expected to deepen offshore today, bringing more rain to the NSW coast. The Mid North Coast was likely to bear the worst of the weather, but the meteorologist said people on the Northern Rivers should be aware heavy rain could result in riverine flooding, so they should keep up to date with warnings. Rainfall was expected to pick up today, increasing tomorrow, with the chance of thunderstorms, continuing into the weekend. ....