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Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 11:16am
Sunday: The trough is likely to move eastward on Sunday across the eastern parts of Victoria. Isolated thunderstorms should be possible in the east and northeast at first thanks to this, whilst thunderstorms are not expected elsewhere, despite a weak front expected to move in from the west later in the day. Small to medium chance for severe thunderstorms in the east and northeast
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Monday: No thunderstorms are expected across the state thanks to a high pressure ridge causing stabalization.
Tuesday: Another weak front will move through southern Victoria, though its not strong enough to cause any convective and thundery weather, so no thunderstorms.
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move over the state.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 9:04pm
Sunday Evening: No thunderstorms are expected.
Monday: No thunderstorms are expected across the state thanks to a high pressure ridge causing stabalization.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Tuesday: A front will move through southern Victoria, though its not strong enough to cause any convective and thundery weather, so no thunderstorms.
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move eastwards.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 12:16pm
Monday Afternoon: No thunderstorms are expected across the state thanks to a high pressure ridge causing stabalization.
Tuesday: A front will move through southern Victoria early in the morning causing an increase in shower activity. At this stage there is only a small chance for cold-cored thunderstorm activity along the coastline, though there are better chances in the eastern half of the state with a pre-trough system. This is where conditions may become organised and severe activity could develop. I will watch this for tomorrow.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move eastwards.
Sunday: Not sure what type of system will approach Victoria, however at this stage it could be a quasi-stationary trough of low pressure. This would mean thunderstorms possible.
Monday: Not sure what type of system will be near Victoria, however at this stage it could be a quasi-stationary trough of low pressure. This would mean thunderstorms possible.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 9:56pm
Monday Evening: No thunderstorms are expected across the state thanks to a high pressure ridge causing stabalization.
Tuesday: A front will move through southern Victoria early in the morning causing an increase in shower activity. At this stage there is only a small chance for cold-cored thunderstorm activity along the coastline, though there are better chances in the eastern half of the state with a pre-trough system. This is where conditions may become organised and severe activity could develop. I will watch this for tomorrow.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move eastwards.
Sunday: A low pressure trough is likely to approach Victoria sometime during the day, and this may allow the possibility for isolated thunderstorms.
Monday: The trough is likely to push eastwards through Victoria or out of the state. At this stage it should be mainly fine though there may be the risk for an isolated thunderstorm.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 10:57am
Tuesday: Isolated cold-cored thunderstorms have already developed along the southwest coast and also in the far northeast thanks to this frontal system. The front will move out of Victoria early afternoon. Isolated cold-cored thunderstorm activity along the coastline and in the northeast is likely to clear early afternoon. THere is a very small chance for a redevelopment of thunderstorms in the east this afternoon.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move eastwards.
Sunday: A low pressure trough is likely to approach Victoria sometime during the day, and this may allow the possibility for isolated thunderstorms.
Monday: The trough is likely to push eastwards through Victoria or out of the state. At this stage it should be mainly fine though there may be the risk for an isolated thunderstorm.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 7:24pm
Tuesday Evening: Isolated cold-cored thunderstorms developed over the coastline and northeast of the state this morning and afternoon. The front is out of Victoria and a more general southwest airstream has stabalized conditions for storms.
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state, though a front will leave southern parts.
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system continuing to move eastwards.
Sunday: A low pressure trough is likely to approach Victoria sometime during the day, and this may allow the possibility for isolated thunderstorms.
Monday: The trough shouls remain through or near Victoria and thunderstorms would be a possibility..
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 1:14pm
Wednesday (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge will just reach western Victoria, overall causing a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system systems keeps the ridge over the state, though a front will leave southern parts.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: A low pressure trough will approach Victoria during the day however no thunderstorms are expected.
Sunday: A low pressure trough is likely to be over Victoria, however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Monday: The low pressure trough will remain quasi-stationary over Victoria, however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Tuesday: The quasi-stationary trough will remain over Victoria however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Wednesday: The quasi-stationary trough will remain over Victoria however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot..
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 6:54pm
Wednesday Evening (New Years Eve): A high pressure ridge over western Victoria, will cause a stable environment which is not favourable for thunderstorms.
Thursday (New Years Day): No thunderstorms are expected as the high pressure system keeps the ridge over the state, though a front will leave southern parts early in the day.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Friday: No thunderstorms are expected thanks to the high pressure system moving over the state.
Saturday: A low pressure trough will approach Victoria from the north during the day and is likely to reach the northern part of the state however no thunderstorms are expected.
Sunday: A slow moving low pressure trough is likely to be over western Victoria, however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Monday: The low pressure trough will remain quasi-stationary over Victoria, however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Tuesday: The quasi-stationary trough will remain over Victoria however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Wednesday: The quasi-stationary trough should remain over Victoria however it is uncertain regarding the amount of moisture available for thunderstorm development, though temperatures will be warm to hot.
Thursday: Mostly fine at this stage.
NEXT UPDATE: Thursday, 10:00am (hopefully tonight will not be too rough)
Last edited by Power Storm; 12-31-2008 at 01:08 AM..
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