Weather Overview
A high-pressure system situated above the Tasman Sea stretches a ridge across New South Wales. Warm weather is anticipated before a cold front moves through today, bringing along showers and thunderstorms in the southern areas. Following this, another high-pressure ridge is predicted to form, becoming the prominent characteristic in the region for the remainder of the week. As the weekend approaches, there’s a possibility of a low-pressure trough forming over eastern New South Wales, coinciding with the development of another high-pressure system to the south near Tasmania. This combination could result in showery conditions affecting the southern and central coastal and mountainous areas.
Tuesday’s Rest-of-Day Forecast
Partly cloudy skies with a significant likelihood of showers, particularly expected during the latter part of the morning. Snowfall is anticipated at altitudes exceeding 1400 meters. There’s a possibility of a thunderstorm developing in the afternoon and evening. Wind patterns are predicted to shift from a north-westerly direction at speeds of 20 to 30 km/h, gradually transitioning to westerly winds of 15 to 20 km/h later in the evening.
Snow Probability:
Wednesday 23 August
The sky will be partly cloudy. There is a minor possibility of a shower, with the highest likelihood in the early hours of the morning. The potential for snow exists at altitudes surpassing 1400 meters. Some regions might experience frost in the morning. The winds will be gentle.
Snow Probability:
Thursday 24 August
The atmosphere will exhibit a partly cloudy condition with the presence of some morning frost and gentle breezes.
Snow Probability:
Friday 25 August
The sky will have a partly cloudy appearance. There’s a possibility of morning fog in the northern regions, along with areas experiencing frost in the morning. A slight chance of a shower is anticipated near the Victorian border, with an almost negligible chance in other areas. The initial light winds will shift to westerly at speeds of 15 to 20 km/h in the afternoon, and later return to light breezes during the evening.
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Source: Bureau of Meteorology
