Satellite and radar imagery shows a patchy cloud band extending across much of southern Western Australia, responsible for the showers and thunderstorms which have impacted parts of the South West Land Division over recent days. The cloud and unsettled weather are being driven by a low pressure trough across the west interacting with a system in the upper atmosphere. During Monday, rainfall totals of 5mm - 15 mm were observed about for the southern coast and adjacent inland areas. Frankland rece

Weather update: understanding water vapour imagery 21 March 2023 Water vapour satellite imagery is a vital tool used to observe, analyse and forecast the weather. In today's water vapour imagery, we see: • An upper level trough over south east Australia, driving storms through parts of New South Wales and Victoria • A second trough over south west Australia, enhancing convection across southern Western Australia • Areas of showers and storms throughout northern Australia Stay up to date with the

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