8legs: Bureau of meteorology

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Record-breaking May warmth soon to blow away as cold front moves towards eastern Australia

A cold front will push across southeastern Australia, ending the recent warm spell.
Temperatures were 10 to 14C above average on Friday in parts of several states.
Geelong, Shepparton and Bendigo reported some of the warmest May days on record.
Hobart and Launceston topped temperature records, reaching 26.9C and 24.3C respectively.
The Bureau of Meteorology warned of potential severe storms and flash flooding.
Sydney is expected to stay warm, with temperatures in the mid-20s for much of the week.
Melbourne is forecast to have rain almost all week with cooler highs around 23C then dropping.
The change follows unseasonably warm conditions over the last few weeks, according to BoM.
The BoM described the recent warmth as unseasonably warm conditions over the last couple of weeks.
The weekend forecast includes the potential for abnormally high tides and storms.

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