'Bombing' low set to sweep across Australia after battering WA

Several eastern states are in the firing line of severe wind after a “bombing low” battered Perth and WA.

The western coastline of the state has been battered by a low that has brought wind gusts of nearly 130km/h and 60mm of rain to parts of the state.

Now the rest of Australia could soon be in the path of the storm, with several severe weather warnings in place across eastern states.

"The system will march east and bring a spell of wintry weather to SA, Victoria, Tasmania and NSW through the late this week, including strong to damaging winds, heavy showers, isolated thunderstorms and alpine snow," Hernandez said.

Each state has its own warnings, with multiple regions set to be impacted, including the Alpine regions of New South Wales, which could face wind gusts of 125km/h from tomorrow morning, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Parts of the Blue Mountains, including tourist hotspot Katoomba, could see winds of 60km/h, with gusts reaching up to 90km/h.

Large swathes of Victoria will also be hit by the extreme winds from early this afternoon,