Australian Forecast Monday, September 14 – Sunny Today and Tomorrow, But More Mild, Wet Weather from Thursday

September 14th, 2020
The view from the top Guthega towards the Main Range. Photo: Elliss

 

Mountainwatch | The Grasshopper

Valid Monday 14thSeptember – Thursday 17thSeptember

High pressure has cleared out the muck we had over the weekend, and we’re now in for a couple of superb, sunny days. Get out there and make the most, because our already thin, patchy snow base is about to take another hammering with more mild, wet weather from Thursday through into early next week, ouch!

 

High pressure will bring sunshine today and tomorrow. A low then wanders into the middle of Australia during Thursday giving us more mild, wet weather through into early next week! Source: Metservice.com (vandalised by the Grasshopper)

 

Monday 14th

A sunny day, except for some morning cloud over western resorts. Stiff westerly winds turn to the SW and then eases.

Tuesday 15th

Nothing but blue sky as the SW breeze turns to the W-NW.

Wednesday 16th

Fine with increasing high cloud. NW winds will be strong in exposed areas for a time.

Thursday 17th

Cloud increasing, then patchy drizzle or rain from late morning. W-NW winds.

Extended Outlook

After so much warm, wet weather, we finally have a little something to look forward to. A cold change should see snow falling to at least mid slopes from late next Tuesday the 22ndthrough into next Thursday the 24th. Accumulations don’t look large, but at least it’s something.

Unfortunately, within the following several days, it looks as though we’re in for another bout of mild, wet weather before high pressure takes over at the end of the month.

That’s all from me, get out there and enjoy what we have left of it.