Here’s a look at today’s satellite view of Australia 🛰️ 1. Clear skies under a ridge of high pressure mean that winds over central and northern Western Australia are coming from an east to south-easterly direction, from the deserts of central Australia. These dry winds are pushing any cloud away from the coast. 2. Cloud rotating clockwise around a deep low-pressure system centred over south-eastern South Australia. The low will keep showers and windy conditions going over SA, Victoria and Tasma

Weather Update: Hot weather is expected across much of southern and south-eastern Australia over the coming days. Video current at 12.00pm AEST, Thursday 1st October 2020. Maximum temperatures are expected to be 6 to 14°C above the October average on Friday and into the weekend for much of the southeast. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings visit http://ow.ly/6g9650BG80g and follow advice from emergency services. | Bureau of Meteorology