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Melburnians told to expect wet and windy Tuesday as cold front sweeps across Victoria

Melburnians told to expect wet and windy Tuesday as cold front sweeps across Victoria © Provided by ABC NEWS Some rainfall is expected late Monday afternoon and evening, but the heaviest falls are forecast for Tuesday. (Supplied: Bureau of Meteorology) Melburnians are being warned to expect a wet and windy start to Tuesday, as a cold front makes its way across Victoria. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) predicts up to 25 millimetres of rain could fall across parts of Melbourne and Geelong on Tuesday as the front moves east across the state. Victorian BOM manager Diana Eadie said some local falls could be much heavier, and Melbourne s western and northern suburbs were likely to bear the brunt of wind gusts from about 3:00am.

BOM warning for severe weather in central, northern Victoria with heavy rain, high winds, storms forecast

Brief rainstorms hit Melbourne, but city is spared worst of forecast wild weather Posted ThuThursday 4 updated FriFriday 5 FebFebruary 2021 at 5:46am There were showers and storms across Melbourne earlier today, but the city seems to have been spared the worst of the expected wild weather. ( Share Print text only Cancel Melbourne was hit by brief heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds mid-afternoon, but appeared likely to have been spared the worst of forecast wild weather. Earlier, the Bureau of Meteorology had warned of the potential for severe weather and flash flooding, with rainfall of up to 50 millimetres forecast in parts of the Melbourne area and higher totals in the north-east.

Dangerous heatwave building across Victoria with temperatures expected to soar to 44C at Mildura

Dangerous heatwave building across Victoria with temperatures expected to soar to 44C at Mildura Posted FriFriday 22 updated SatSaturday 23 JanJanuary 2021 at 7:42am Victorians are expected to flock to the beach to enjoy the heat after a mild summer. ( Share Print text only Cancel After a relatively mild summer, authorities are warning of a potentially dangerous heatwave forecast for Victoria the weekend. Key points: It s the first blast of heat since January last year Overnight temperatures on Sunday are expected to remain as high as 24C Sunday will be the hottest in the north-west with temperatures predicted to soar to around 44 degrees Celsius in Mildura as the heat begins to build.

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