It’s been a crystal clear day across the majority of the nation.
The first of many fronts is crossing the Great Australian Bight, that’ll make for a week of mostly westerly winds.
But don’t get too comfortable, these warm Autumn days aren’t going to last – the weather predicted to become increasingly cooler towards the weekend.
The low in the South-East is going to develop in to a bit of an August monster.
This will drive the strong, consistent westerly winds and eventually draw north cold polar air causing snow to fall right along the NSW ranges at the end of the week and into the weekend.
By there end of the week, we could be snow on the Barringtons.
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