An upper-low pressure system is expected to bring rain and storms to much of northern and eastern WA, with moderate to heavy falls and thunderstorms on Thursday. Showers, patchy rain and isolated thunderstorms will continue across much of northern, central, and eastern interior parts of WA on Saturday and Sunday, before finally easing and contracting into far eastern WA on Monday. Flooding has generated widespread impacts over the past week and will continue in the coming days. ⚠️ Flood watches

🌀 On Wednesday, an area of low pressure forming near the Chatham Islands will bring gusty southerly winds to the North Island and top of the South Island, with some areas seeing gusts in excess of 70 km/h. 🌡️ These southerlies will bring autumn-like afternoon temperatures in the teens to much of the country, although the upper North Island and West Coast will be slightly warmer. ~Seth | NIWA Weather

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