The deep low pressure system continues to impact Australia's south-east as it moves into eastern Bass Strait, directing strong winds and widespread rain across parts of central and east Gippsland in Victoria and across south-east New South Wales. In the 24 hours to 9am Sunday AEST, Mt Waldron Fire Tower recorded 186mm, with 117mm in the gauge at Mallacoota. While showers are expected to ease across NSW during Sunday, heavy to potentially intense rainfall will continue across East Gippsland, with

🌀 On Wednesday, an area of low pressure forming near the Chatham Islands will bring gusty southerly winds to the North Island and top of the South Island, with some areas seeing gusts in excess of 70 km/h. 🌡️ These southerlies will bring autumn-like afternoon temperatures in the teens to much of the country, although the upper North Island and West Coast will be slightly warmer. ~Seth | NIWA Weather

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13 reactions | WEATHER UPDATE: PAG-ASA is currently monitoring a low pressure area (LPA) 280 kilometers east of Surigao City, Surigao del Norte. There is still a slim chance that the LPA will develop into a tropical depression within the next 48 hours. However, cloudy skies and local thunderstorms are possible in Visayas and Mindanao. | Angelica Fay Saniel | Video from Pag-asa PRSD #MyTVNewsUpdate #MyTVCebu | MyTV Cebu | Facebook