Make sure you’ve tied everything down before you leave for work this morning - it’s going to get windy.

A low pressure weather system is expected to reach Adelaide between late morning and late afternoon, and Murray Bridge soon afterwards, with wind averaging 50 to 65 kilometres per hour and gusting as high as 90km/h.

The Bureau of Meteorology put out a severe weather warning for damaging winds on Thursday night.

There may also be squally showers and thunderstorms, and a road weather alert is in effect for the Adelaide Hills.

The State Emergency Service advised everyone to move vehicles undercover or away from trees, secure loose items around the backyard and stay indoors during the worst of the weather.

Bureau of Meteorology, South Australia @BOM_SA

A Severe Weather Warning has been issued for potentially damaging wind across southern parts of South Australia on Friday. See warning at: ow.ly/g9oA50DqSBx

February 4th 2021

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The bureau will issue an update around 11am on Friday.

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