The mercury is expected to hit 20 degrees in Melbourne for four days straight,but the weather bureau says it isn’t time to put the winter woollies away yet.
A destabilised weather pattern has pushed the polar vortex high above Antarctica off course,pushing freezing winds into southern Australia. When will it end?
Rain in Sydney and record-breaking cold in Victoria is down to an abnormal anticyclone that could go down in history.
Elsewhere in Victoria,temperatures in Horsham,Bendigo,Ballarat and Geelong dropped to between minus 1 degree and minus 3 degrees.
The cold snap continues this week,but it’s good news for Victoria’s ski resorts,where up to 20 centimetres of snow has fallen over 24 hours.
Parts of the country have experienced the coldest June morning in almost 30 years and the cold snap is expected to last for days.
Melburnians shivered through the coldest day in five years on Thursday,and the cold fronts are expected to keep coming next week.
After the aurora australis phenomenon painted our skies pink and green,a new celestial delight is headed our way (but it could be more fickle).
May will be the 14th consecutive month of record-breaking ocean temperatures globally,as 2024 shapes up to shatter last year’s heat record.
A stunning display of the southern lights will likely be across the nation’s south thanks to an extreme geomagnetic storm.
Dozens remain without power in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs after a cold,wet start to the week that also brought snow to Victoria’s alps.