Innisfail weather: Forecast for August 12
Today's forecast is mostly cloudy; showers; se winds.
Moist air with a dew point of 15.2 at 2am today means the temperature will feel like 16.4 degrees making the day slightly humid. The relative humidity is 99 per cent.
The highest expected temperature today is 24, which is 1 degree higher than yesterday's max.
Warmer conditions are expected on five of the next six days, with the mercury climbing above today's maximum on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The chance of rain today is 80 per cent.
There is a similar chance of showers tomorrow with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a high (80 per cent) chance of rain.
The UV index is predicted to be 8. There is a very high risk of harm from sun exposure. Skin can be damaged and burn quickly in today's conditions. Experts suggest avoiding sun exposure around noon and keeping to the shade. General advice is to use eye protection, sunscreen and cover up.
Winds will be south around 13 km/h in the morning shifting to south-southeast around 16 km/h in the afternoon.
Details for the next six days:
Wednesday, August 13: Mostly cloudy. Showers, heavy at times. S'ly winds Min - 18. Max - 23.
Thursday, August 14: Mostly sunny. S'ly winds Min - 17. Max - 25.
Friday, August 15: Mostly sunny. SE winds Min - 16. Max - 25.
Saturday, August 16: Mostly sunny. SW/SE winds Min - 14. Max - 25.
Sunday, August 17: Sunny. SW winds tending SE Min - 14. Max - 26.
Monday, August 18: Mostly cloudy. Clearing shower. SW/SE winds Min - 13. Max - 25.
The previous Innisfail weather article can be viewed here.
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