Maranoa and Warrego Forecast

Weather Situation

A large high over the western Tasman Sea will move slowly east over the next few days, extending a relatively dry air mass across much of inland Queensland. Along the east coast, winds will tend sufficiently onshore to produce a few showers, extending across the southeast inland today. Weak instability provided by an eastwards moving upper trough will lead to a few thunderstorms in the south this evening and Wednesday, mainly over offshore waters, but potentially affecting the coastal fringe of the Sunshine and Gold Coasts. Showers are also likely to spread a little further to the eastern inland on Wednesday under the influence an upper trough, before contracting back to the coast later in the week as this feature moves offshore. Fine conditions are expected otherwise with overnight temperatures slowly rising in the coming days.