Get your wet weather gear ready as heavy rains begin to brew before bucketing down on Perth and the south west later this week.
Senior Meteorologist Angus Hines said the wet weather will makes its way to the region as early as Thursday morning.
“A significant cold front will be approaching Perth on Thursday, reaching land during the morning and reaching the city during the evening then on Friday continuing to move north and eastwards,” he said.
But that’s not the last of the wet weather.
More chilly conditions and rainfall are set to continue into the weekend, with a whopping 40mm of rain set to drench some areas.
“In terms of rainfall, between Wednesday and Friday we could see 20-40mm in many areas,” Mr Hines said.
My Hines said the bout of heavy rain could also come with a wild thunderstorm and strong winds.
“If thunderstorms do kick off, and there’s certainly a chance they will, we will see isolated spots getting more than 40mm, he said.
The Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast confirms the chances of a thunderstorm on Thursday night are high.
The forecast comes just days after a thunderstorm left 10,000 Perth homes without power on Saturday.
Perth Forecast
Today: max 23C, sunny afternoon
Tomorrow: min 12C max 23C, evening thunderstorm
Friday: min 13C max 20C, showers
Saturday: min 12C max 21C , showers
Sunday: min 15C max 21C, showers