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Australia’s south-east could be in for a wet and snowy weekend

Despite summer being just four weeks away, an unseasonal polar blast is set to bring winter-like conditions, including snow, hail, and severe thunderstorms, to several states this weekend.

A cold front surging across Australia’s south-east is driving a burst of cold, wet, and blustery weather from Tasmania onto the mainland.

A cold front is surging across southeastern Australia, bringing a burst of cold, wet, windy weather from Tasmania. Weatherzone

Victoria felt the brunt early Saturday, with Melbourne hovering around 15 degrees, though Weatherzone warns gusty southerly winds will make it feel colder than eight degrees for most of the day.

Wintry blast to bring snow, storms and large waves to southeastern Australia this weekend

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Home>Weather News>Wintry blast to bring snow, storms and large waves to southeastern Australia this weekend

A burst of cold, wet and windy weather will spread across parts of Victoria, Tasmania, NSW and the ACT this weekend, with snow likely to fall in three states as large waves batter the NSW coast.

While summer is less than four weeks away in Australia, this weekend will serve up a taste of winter-like weather as a cold front surges across southeastern Australia.

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