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Check the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest warnings before heading out today. A severe weather warning is current for parts of South Australia, including coastal districts, with damaging winds, heavy rain, and possible flash flooding expected through this afternoon and evening.
Which regions are under the severe weather warning for South Australia today?
The warning covers the West Coast, Lower Eyre Peninsula, Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, and the Mount Lofty Ranges, including Adelaide. A severe weather warning south australia today map on the Bureau’s site shows the exact boundary; affected areas can expect gusts of 90–110 km/h and 50–80 mm of rain in six hours.
What conditions are forecast for tomorrow?
For those checking a severe weather warning south australia tomorrow map, the system is expected to shift east by late tonight, clearing most districts by mid-morning. Adelaide may see lingering showers, but peak wind and rain will have moved into the Southeast district. Stay alert for updated warnings.
When will the severe weather warning end?
The warning is valid until 11 pm ACDT tonight. A final update will be issued around 9 pm; if the system weakens sooner, the warning may be cancelled earlier. Check the Bureau’s page for the latest.
Is Adelaide specifically included in today’s warning?
Yes, Adelaide city and suburbs are within the warning zone. The severe weather warning south australia today map adelaide shows the CBD and northern suburbs under the main band; southern coastal suburbs face the strongest gusts.
What should I do during a severe weather warning for South Australia?
Secure loose outdoor items, park vehicles under cover, and avoid driving through floodwaters. Monitor the weather warning page and listen to local radio. For ongoing updates, severe weather information is also available on Australia Pulse.