IDV10300
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria
Notes on the Weather
Issued at 4:30 pm EDT on Wednesday 25 November 2020.
Recent Events
Sunny and dry in the north yesterday, while cloudy with light drizzle in the
south. In the 24 hours to 9am this morning, the highest rainfall total was
6.2mm recorded at Bet Bet and 3.4mm at Mt Wellington, less than 1mm elsewhere.
Minimum temperatures were generally 1 to 3 degrees deviated from November
average, with most of them between 8 to 14 degrees. The lowest minimum
temperature recorded overnight was 5 degrees at Mount Baw Baw. The highest
minimum temperature was 15 degrees at Mildura and Walpeup.
Dry and sunny across the state today. Winds were generally light to moderate
north to northwesterly with afternoon coastal sea breezes.
Maximum temperatures to 4pm today were generally 4 to 8 degrees above November
average, with most of them between 25 to 33 degrees. The highest maximum
temperature (till 4pm) was 35 degrees at Walpeup, while the lowest maximum
temperature was 17 degrees at Mt Buller and Falls Creek.
Melbourne's temperature ranged from a minimum of 13.2 degrees at 6:08am to a
maximum of 30.1 degrees at 3:34pm. No rainfall was recorded in the city gauge
in the 31 hours to 4pm this afternoon.
Explanatory Notes
A high pressure system over the Tasman Sea will continue moving east as a weak
cold front approaches from the west. The front will cross Bass Strait on
Thursday morning as another high rapidly approaches from the west, with the
high forecast to cross Tasmania overnight into Friday. The high will then
continue moving east across the Tasman Sea as another front approaches
Tasmania. This front will cross Bass Strait during Saturday as a low pressure
trough develops over western Victoria, with the trough moving away to the east
on Sunday as another high rapidly approaches western Bass Strait.
