Incoming turbulent weather to end period of relatively settled conditions

Aside from today, which will bring mild temperatures and scattered shows in both regions, things will soon turn sweaty, with conditions expected to linger between the mid to high 30s along the coast for the remainder of the week.

A major flood warning is currently in place for the Albert, Nicholson, Gregory and Leichhardt Rivers.

“Record major flooding is expected to be easing at Burketown on the Albert River,” The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) said.

“Minor to major flooding is easing elsewhere along the Nicholson, Gregory and Leichhardt Rivers.

“River levels are generally easing along the Nicholson, Gregory and Leichhardt rivers, but remain high in the lower catchments, in particular at Burketown Airstrip on the Albert River where the river level is expected to have peaked on Sunday, above the previous record flood level of 6.78 metres recorded in 2011.

“The situation is being closely monitored and updates will be provided as necessary.”

Across the major cities today, Brisbane will see partly cloudy conditions with tops of 21 degrees, there will be showers in Sydney with tops of 25 degrees and Canberra will peak at 26 with partly cloudy skies.

In Melbourne, it’ll be 29 degrees and fine, in Adelaide it’ll be 27 degrees and sunny, while in Perth conditions are set to hit 29 degrees and a scorching 33 degrees is headed for Darwin, with the city also expected to see storms.