A polar blast on the horizon – Your Monday Weather Video
25/07/2016 1:33am
> From the WeatherWatch archives
It was a very busy weekend with winds close to 200km/h, snow, downpours and dramatic temperatures.
This week isn’t so crazy with the first few days of the week far more settled and a bit milder.
By the the end of the week gales and rain returns with a potential short lived polar blast on Sunday and next Monday (Aug1).
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Jessica Veale on 25/07/2016 8:36pm
is the polar blast looking at sticking around? Going to national park on friday 5th August and hoping it is snowing.
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WW Forecast Team on 26/07/2016 12:12am
Hi there
Which national park? Besides that the 5th of August is 10 days away, I can’t really tell you anything all too accurate that far out. Just that a ridge is moving over the country then perhaps so it may be clear but cold, southerlies easing sort of situation.
– WW Team
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