Snow flurries forecast across four states as cold weather fronts push through Australia’s south-east | Australia weather

In the last week of winter, a series of cold facades passing Southeast Australia are expected to bring snowfall in four states.

Meteorological Office, a senior meteorological expert Sarah Scully, “the country’s southeastern regions will continue to sweep, wet and windy air explosion will bring a series of facades and gutters,” he said.

On Friday and Saturday, a cold front was expected to drag the cold air towards Antarctica and push it to Middle and North Australia.

Victoria and the Alpin regions in the New Southern Wales, Wednesday afternoon and Saturdays between 50 cm to 80 cm snow – even a meter – even a meter.

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Snow levels were likely to fall to low altitude on Friday and Saturday, 300 meters in Tasmania, 600m in Victoria and 700m in NSW.

The western parts of the Grampians in Victoria, Macedonian ranges, and potentially profit, including Dandenong ranges to the east of Melbourne, were estimated. In NSW, the rush was estimated in the central paintings in the north until the oranges.

Between Thursday and Saturday, Falls Creek, Buller Mountain, Hotham Mountain and Snowy Mountains, including Australian Alps, were estimated to be estimated.

There was a possibility of snow in Southern Australia – at the Flinders’ ranges, about 200km north of Adelaide and even east of the city, the supreme mountain intervals – something that has been said to have not been Scully since 2022.

He said there may be snow on the top of Kunanyi/Wellington Mountain in Hobart.

The first of the cold fronts moved to NSW on Wednesday and moved up the coast in the afternoon. Another came from behind and pushed it to the southwest Victoria with a strong wind fluctuation. On Fridays and Saturdays, a stronger façade and the potential low pressure system could be smaller on Thursday before the low pressure system.

Scully said it was likely to be a stagnation with a clearer air between each façade.

In general, he said that for the majority of the country, including most of the tropics, in the spring, where temperatures were below 12C, the temperatures made a cold start.

In contrast, sea surface temperatures remained much warmer than the average in the north-east, southeast and south-west Australia.

Last month, the average was above 0.56 ° C – it made it the hottest July since 1900. Globally, in July, the sea surface temperatures were third in the record.

Warmer oceans, According to BomIt can mean olur Increased moisture and energy that can increase the severity of storms and rain systems ”.

The cold facades in the southeast of Australia, including NSW, brought more wet and windy air, but Scully said that no more rainfall was expected for the Northern Tablelands region, which was hit by the large floods.

Considering that there was a flood warning for the Namoi River in the region in the afternoon on Wednesday, he described it as a “great relief ..

On Wednesday, there were severe air warnings near Geelong to damage the winds in the eastern ranges of Victoria and NSW in the southeastern parts.