South Australia is set for an unusually warm early October week with the temp in parts of the state forecast to reach 40 and beyond.
According to The Advertiser:
“A whopping 43C has been forecast on Thursday for Oak Valley, north of the Nullarbor Plain, and 44C on Friday.
“Back in Adelaide, a top of 27C is expected on Tuesday and 29C on Wednesday.
“Friday could reach 33C, but the bureau is considering reducing it slightly.”
A senior BOM forecaster told the paper the temps are “pretty unusual for this early in October”.
Unusually hot start to Spring Strong northerly winds may result in raised dust today & Friday, esp west of #SouthAustralia when temps will be 10-16C above average for this time of year. Video shows the heat progression to Friday. For all forecasts https://t.co/rTr2mYFG7S pic.twitter.com/RzLYRrvxid
— Bureau of Meteorology, South Australia (@BOM_SA) October 1, 2019
#SouthAustralia is set to experience an usually hot week, with temperatures soaring into the 40s for the western part of the state before a cool change arrives for the public holiday @theTiser https://t.co/Qbt6IbPIhZ
— Gabriel Polychronis (@G_Polychronis) October 1, 2019
