Adelaide wakes to showers with more rain on the way
The skies opened up on Thursday morning with rain reported mainly in Adelaide’s south. Find out how much more is on the way and when.
The skies opened up on Thursday morning with rain reported mainly in Adelaide’s south. Find out how much more is on the way and when.
There was quite the full moon aurora sky show in SA last night. Did you see it?
One of Adelaide’s weather stations has recorded its coldest ever September morning on record with data dating back over 100 years.
Thought it felt fresh this morning? You’re right. The mercury dipped across the state – plummeting to temperatures colder than deep midwinter.
South Australia’s historic dry spell has finally been broken, with 10mm of rain falling in Adelaide today. And it looks like we’re set for a similar drenching tomorrow.
A scrub fire is burning on Kangaroo Island – with 11 trucks and two aircraft – with scrub fires in Mylor and Ironbank now under control.
As if the unseasonable weather wasn’t already a problem, one region is warning time is running out to solve a “perfect storm”.
South Australians have seen some beautiful sunsets and snapped them up in all its glory and with a dry start to the week expected, some rainfall could follow.
Some South Aussies have woken up to a below freezing morning today. See which parts of the state were the coldest.
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