I hope you like 16 degrees. Because it’s all we’re getting

johnboy 18 May 2012 18 May 2012 3

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One can’t help feeling that someone at the BoM has their feet up on the desk with next week’s forecast temperatures.

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3 Responses to I hope you like 16 degrees. Because it’s all we’re getting

EvanJames 1:26 am 20 May 12

And the nasty cold snap that’s coming next week is so-far not really being flagged. The models are still trying to work out what it’ll do, but either way, next weekend will be significantly colder than this one!

Rawhide Kid Part3 11:05 am 19 May 12

goggles13 said :

sadly, the link now shows a variation in max temps over the next week.

Dam!! Someone caught me out. I was going to enjoy a quiet week.

goggles13 6:50 pm 18 May 12

sadly, the link now shows a variation in max temps over the next week.

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