Cold blast set to sweep across southern South Australia, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania, BoM warns

Melbourne has shocking weather.
Now there is serious flooding in eastern Victoria.

https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7289853/more-snow-coming-for-the-mountains-city-to-miss-out/?cs=14264

Snow will continue to fall on parts of the ACT on Thursday but Canberra is likely to miss out.
Heavy rain falling in Victoria and northern NSW was unlikely to reach the ACT towards the end of the week, reducing the likelihood snow would fall in the city.
The Bureau of Meteorology has predicted continued snowfall for the Brindabellas and Mount Ginini on Thursday.
Meteorologist Helen Reid said the Brindabellas would have already collected a "nice white blanket".
"Down into the city itself, it is rare for snow to fall there," she said. "We're always hopeful, we've always got our fingers crossed.

Neferti wrote:

I remember, way back, when I used to listen to 2CC and they announced the "chill factor".  One day I recall it was MINUS 17C ..... bloody freezing.

Monk is ignoring record cold temperatures.
He won't apologise.

https://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1621212434/15#20

I remember, way back, when I used to listen to 2CC and they announced the "chill factor".  One day I recall it was MINUS 17C ..... bloody freezing.

Neferti wrote:

It was cold in Canberra yesterday. Was down to -5 apparently..

Yeah was brass monkey weather!

It was cold in Canberra yesterday. Was down to -5 apparently..

Cold blast set to sweep across southern South Australia, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania, BoM warns

An icy cold blast moving up from Antarctica will smash Tasmania, Victoria and southern parts of New South Wales and South Australia with rain, hail, thunder, strong wind gusts and snow.
The “very strong” cold front is expected to last until Monday and will start to sweep across Tasmania, southeastern Victoria and southern parts of South Australia on Friday night.
Bureau of Meteorology meteorologist Dean Narramore warned anyone living at 500 metres above sea level or higher in Tasmania to expect snowfall on Friday night and into Saturday.
Snow will also fall at 700m in Victoria and 900m in southeastern NSW.
“This will be a pretty strong cold front moving up from well south of Australia and people can expect very cold air, hail and thunder and strong wind gusts – it’s going to be very cold and wet,” Mr Narramore said.
“The storms will happen tonight and tomorrow and are what we call cold air thunderstorms, so a little bit of lightening, some rumblings of thunder and small-sized hail stones and showers.”
Hobart temperatures will only reach a high of 11C on Saturday after an overnight low of 6C, while Melbourne will reach a chilly top of 13C after an overnight low of 8C.
Mr Narramore said it would be the “coldest weather since last winter” in Australia’s southeast corner, with even cooler temperatures forecast for inland Victoria and NSW.
Temperatures will plummet to -5C in Canberra on Saturday, with Stanthorpe on the NSW border forecast to dip to -1C.

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