Cold Front to End Record Warmth in Eastern Australia
Record-breaking May warmth soon to blow away as cold front moves towards eastern Australia
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A cold front is set to bring an end to record-breaking warm temperatures across eastern Australia, with daytime highs 10 to 14°C above average recently. The Bureau of Meteorology warns of rain, thunderstorms, and cooler weather, particularly affecting regions like Victoria and Tasmania.
- 01Record warm temperatures in eastern Australia will be replaced by a cold front.
- 02Daytime highs were 10 to 14°C above average in several states.
- 03Severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are expected over the weekend.
- 04Sydney will avoid the cold front, maintaining mid-20s temperatures.
- 05Melbourne will experience a significant drop in temperature, from 23°C to 13°C.
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Eastern Australia recently experienced record-breaking warm temperatures, with daytime highs reaching 10 to 14°C above average in regions such as New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania. Notable records were set in cities like Geelong and Hobart, which recorded 26.9°C and 24.3°C respectively. However, a cold front originating from the Southern Ocean is moving towards these areas, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and a significant drop in temperatures. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has indicated that maximum temperatures will fall into the high teens by Monday, following a weekend of expected severe weather, including flash flooding risks. While Sydney will remain relatively warm with temperatures around 26°C, Melbourne is forecasted to see a drastic decrease, dropping to 13°C by Thursday.
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The expected severe weather could lead to disruptions, including potential flash flooding and hazardous conditions for residents.
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