The rainfall forecast for this trough and front is only up to 5mm inland areas and up to 10mm for Melbourne and surrounds Mon/tuesday.
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There is significant thunderstorm activity along the coast on this front on WA along the coastline atm. Maybe that will emerge for coastal SA and VIC as the front passes.?
BOM has no thunderstorm warning out atm
The wind map indicates the impact is stronger around Adelaide and surrounds tomorrow morning from 7-10am , arriving in the west of VIC at 4pm
and has lost impetus by 10pm.
Adelaide and surrounds looks particularly extreme as this front passes ,as they wake up tomorrow morning
EDIT: I particularly like the strong arc in the jetstream associated with this front . It is the steepest ascent and decent of polar jet stream air ,over distance ,l have seen this year.
( wunderground jetstream map)