According to meteorologist Angus Hines from the Bureau of Meteorology, some regions are about to experience their first genuinely cold mornings of the year. The shift in temperature is attributed to a combination of high pressure systems across the south and southeast, coupled with clear skies and minimal wind, setting the stage for notably chilly conditions over the next few mornings.
By Monday, the cold front is expected to extend into the Northern Tablelands, affecting areas like Guyra and Glen Innes. Hines noted that alongside this cool weather pattern, the southeast can also anticipate bright, sunny days despite the drop in temperatures.
“While the day will be sunny and bright, don’t let that fool you—temperatures will be noticeably lower than what we’ve experienced for most of the week,” Hines explained.
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“A bright, sunny day, but those temperatures are quite a lot lower than where they have been sitting through most of the week.”
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