Millions of Australians will experience frost this weekend as the country continues to experience low temperatures. According to the BOM’s Angus Hines, there will be little rainfall and cool weather over the weekend. Areas in the east coast could also experience frost on Saturday.
Areas of frost are likely to occur in every state and territory on Sunday.
It could be widespread in areas such as Victoria, Tasmania, the Northern Territory, and southern New South Wales.
In Sydney and Perth, there might be some rain, but drier conditions are expected elsewhere. In Melbourne and Adelaide, the mercury could fall to around 3 degrees Celsius.
A low pressure area in the eastern part of the country is bringing cool winds to NSW, which could cause some rain to fall on Saturday.
According to Rob Sharpe, a Sky News Weather Meteorologist, the weather will start to improve on Sunday as a trough moves north.
He said that this will allow for an easing of the cold weather conditions in Sydney and Newcastle.
In Sydney, up to 30 millimeters of moisture could fall on Saturday. The city’s high temperature is expected to reach 16 degrees Celsius.
On Sunday, the mercury is expected to reach 17 degrees. According to the BOM, the heaviest rainfall in NSW will occur along the coast.
In Sydney’s west, Penrith could only receive around 10 millimeters of rain on Saturday, which is three times less than the amount of rain that fell in Bondi.
In Canberra, the temperature is expected to reach 13 degrees Celsius on Saturday and drop to 12 degrees on Sunday.
The capital is expected to enjoy sunny skies on Sunday. Mr Hines said that showers could occur along the coast from Brisbane to the North Tropical Coast.
Some rain is expected to fall in Brisbane on Saturday, but it should start to disappear by Sunday.
The city is expected to experience high temperatures of up to 21 degrees Celsius. In Darwin, the weather is expected to be clear with clear skies and temperatures of up to 27 degrees Celsius. In Perth, a cold front is expected to arrive on Saturday morning.
The cold front is not expected to be powerful. However, it could cause some showers and thunderstorms to occur in Perth.
Some of the possible storms could be accompanied by strong winds and hail. Up to 15 millimeters of rain could fall in Perth on Saturday. It’s likely that the thunderstorms will be concentrated on the city during the morning before the front passes.
Temperatures are expected to reach 19 degrees Celsius on Sunday and 10 degrees Celsius at dawn.
In Adelaide, the low temperature on Saturday is 3 degrees Celsius and 5 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
The city’s partly cloudy skies are expected to increase to 15 degrees by 3 pm.
Melbourne is expected to experience temperatures of around 13 degrees on Saturday and 15 degrees on Sunday.
A low of 3 degrees is expected to occur on Sunday morning. Daytime temperatures will reach into the single digits in the Alpine regions, with no snow expected.
Sunny skies and highs of 13 degrees are predicted for this weekend in Hobart.