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As some capital cities swelter through Christmas Day, others will see cool temperatures and rain. (ABC News: Kenith Png)
It is just a few sleeps until Christmas Day, and the weather is promising a mixed bag for Australia's capital cities.
While some are expecting cool conditions, others are set to swelter.
Here is a look at what to expect for Christmas lunch, according to data from the Bureau of Meteorology.
The City of Churches can expect cloud clearing on Christmas Day, with south-easterly winds of 20 to 30 kilometres an hour.
Boxing Day promises sunny conditions and a top of 30 degrees Celsius.
Sydney can expect showers and a top of 23C, Melbourne a chilly 17C and Brisbane a balmy 34C
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Melbourne is set for a cool and windy Christmas, while rain is forecast in Sydney and Perth is set for a scorcher.
Forecast rain is dampening the risk of bushfires on Christmas Day for most capital cities, but parts of the nation will be on heatwave alert.
Melbourne could have its coldest Christmas day since 2006, when it only reached 14.5C. The city can expect a cloudy day with medium chance of showers, rainfall totals across the city should be less than 5mm, with less than 1-2mm more likely.
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Melburnians are sweltering through the first heatwave of summer but preparing for an unseasonably cold Christmas day, as emergency warnings are issued for an out of control grass fire near Benalla.
The temperature hit a top of 38.3 degrees at Melbourne’s Olympic Park around 2pm on Thursday, while Walpeup in the Mallee region sizzled at 43.5 degrees just before 4pm.
An emergency warning was issued for Broken Creek, Goomalibee and Goorambat in the Hume region on Thursday afternoon, with residents urged to leave immediately as the more than 1400-hectares grass fire travels east.
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Happy Friday! Here’s the weather for November 28th and a look at what’s to come this weekend.
Adelaide can expect a series of cooler and showery days ahead, as detailed by the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest forecasts. The current weather pattern is shaped by a weak ridge of high pressure moving east, giving way to a low-pressure system that is bringing these conditions over South Australia.
Today, Adelaide will see showers in the late morning with the possibility of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. The city’s maximum temperature is set to hover around 24 degrees, accompanied by moderate winds shifting from southwesterly directions towards the evening.
Here’s the weather for November 27th and a look at what’s to come this weekend.
Adelaide will see a variety of weather conditions over the next few days, as reported by the Bureau of Meteorology. The city is expected to see a mix of showers and partly cloudy skies, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the week.
Today, Adelaide is facing a possible morning shower with a high of 21 degrees. Conditions will improve slightly by the afternoon with a mostly sunny sky, although there’s a medium chance of showers in the morning. Winds are projected to be west to southwesterly at 20 to 30 km/h, decreasing to light winds by the evening.
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