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A high pressure system will move into the Bight tomorrow resulting in northerly winds over southwestern parts of the State. Friday will be warm for many areas, with some areas set to reach temperatures 8-10°C above average for this time of year. Forecast: http://ow.ly/ymVf50IkmK8 pic.twitter.com/tgY6cje3W8

Dangerous fishing conditions from Wednesday: A weak cold front early on Tuesday will bring a long period SW'ly swell to the coast on Wednesday from #CapeNaturaliste around to #IsraeliteBay. Significant wave heights will increase to 3.5-4m. @recfishwest @SLSWA @LifeSavingWApic.twitter.com/4SIeIulRG9

#DryLightning has started more than 40 fires since Friday over southwest WA. It occurs when thunderstorms are particularly high above the ground and when the surface conditions are quite dry. Most rainfall from the storm evaporates before it reaches the ground. @Astro_Grahamepic.twitter.com/fD1GAmJEs6

Severe #Thunderstorm Warning issued for parts of the Pilbara and Gascoyne. Damaging wind gusts possible. Locations which may be affected include Paraburdoo, Tom Price, Gascoyne Junction, Mount Augustus, Pannawonica and Three Rivers. Details at: http://ow.ly/XJLZ50IgKMs pic.twitter.com/Gvke4Ln4t0

SW to NW winds 10-15 kt expected for the start of the #58CapeNaturaliste Race, SW'ly to SE'ly swell of 1-1.5 m, significant wave height (avg of highest 1/3 of waves) 1-1.5m. Winds and seas inshore will be lighter. For more details check #MetEye http://ow.ly/qIcp50IgGEy pic.twitter.com/NxNJkcikw1

Scattered showers and isolated #thunderstorms are rolling through the greater #Perth area as a west coast trough deepens. Trough moves inland, followed by a cooler change with daytime temperatures dropping about 10 degrees on Saturday. Radar updates at http://ow.ly/Uojs50IgH8a pic.twitter.com/XmDM222WJJ

#Thunderstorms are expected in the #SWLD as a deepening west coast trough moves inland next few days. Risk of dry lightning. Some risk of damaging winds. Cooler change in the wake of the trough. Latest forecasts/warnings http://www.bom.gov.au/wa/  or the #BOMWeather apppic.twitter.com/v6cFUeaQyp

Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for the far northeast Kimberley. Damaging wind gusts are possible within the warning area. Details at: http://ow.ly/oca050Ibv6q pic.twitter.com/L1NTnczFq5

Your #LabourDay public holiday forecast - thunderstorms in parts of the far north, cloudy in the south, sunny everywhere else! Check the forecast for where you are: http://ow.ly/NAIU50IbhWk pic.twitter.com/PCr1ZHiIal

Severe #thunderstorm warning issued for the eastern Kimberley for damaging winds. Locations which may be affected include Kununurra, Wyndham, Lake Argyle and Warmun. Warning updates at http://ow.ly/PsuF50I9RbK  @dfes_wapic.twitter.com/TrOgHLlXZW

@CycloneAnika crossed the coast near #Nyangumarda country last night bringing rain and damaging winds to #Telfer and north #Nyamal. The system visits #Mardu country tonight before making its way into Central Desert land bringing 50-100mm. For the latest http://ow.ly/pfix50I8Nwh pic.twitter.com/RlyZ9QV6jW

#Perth has had its hottest summer on record & #WA saw its 7th warmest summer overall since records began in 1910. Read more on summer in #WA: http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/statement_archives.shtml?region=wa&period=season …pic.twitter.com/ht3l8Jws3w

Tropical #CycloneAnika crossed the WA coast at 80 Mile Beach near Wallal Downs at 8pm WST Wednesday night as a category 1 cyclone. Still impressive on satellite moving to southeast over the #Pilbara causing very heavy rain and damaging wind gusts. Warnings http://ow.ly/Rfjz50I8Fee pic.twitter.com/9BGhRLtq3E

Brr!! If you thought it was chilly this morning, you were right - #Perth dropped to 10.4°C at 6:30am Around the metro area, #SwanValley reached to 9.2°C while #PerthAirport dropped to 8.7°C. Down in the south west, #Narrogin shivered through their 3.7°C start this morning! pic.twitter.com/UVAxqldiEL

Tropical Cyclone Anika has re-developed as a category 1 tropical cyclone 3 days after weakening in the Kimberley. Expected to cross the coast in the vicinity of Wallal this evening. #CycloneAnika http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone pic.twitter.com/pP3kRwPxZw

While #CycloneAnika is only a Category 1 system, rain remains very significant! With 285mm recorded at Kilto, 130mm at Bidgydanga and Madora recording 100mm in four hours this system is very wet. Never drive through floodwaters, the latest visit - http://ow.ly/Z8tT50I7NeJ pic.twitter.com/haPhos98KM

Ex-Tropical #CycloneAnika tracked closer to the coast overnight meaning it now has very little chance to reintensify into a tropical cyclone before making landfall this evening. Gales are still possible along the coast, with 100-200mm of rain, and isolated falls up to 300mm.pic.twitter.com/zi4YBdXqCb

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Anika is expected to redevelop into a tropical cyclone during Wednesday morning as it moves offshore. A coastal crossing on the far east Pilbara or west Kimberley coast is likely early on Thursday. #CycloneAnika http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone pic.twitter.com/VGlh8TQQxr

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Anika is near the west Kimberley coast and is expected to redevelop tonight as it moves further offshore. A coastal crossing on the far east Pilbara or west Kimberley coast is likely early on Thursday. #CycloneAnika http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone pic.twitter.com/LeEJkfwa1R