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Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 6:55pm
Monday Evening: No storms.
Tuesday: High pressure will be over the Tasman Sea with ridges extending over Victoria. An upper level disturbance is likely to be over South Australia and will slowly approach western Victoria during the day, reaching the northwest later in the afternoon and then western areas at night. There is the risk for an isolated thunderstorm with that. No severe activity.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Wednesday: The high pressure system will remain over the Tasman Sea. The upper disturbance will be over all of Victoria and isolated thunderstorms are possible from this. There is the small risk for severe thunderstorms.
Thursday: A new high pressure system is likely to move into the Great Australian Bight. The upper level disturbance is expected to remain over Victoria at this early stage, and that may result in isolated thunderstorms generally over any part of Victoria, however the disturbance should contract eastwards as the day progresses. Small risk for severe thunderstorms.
Friday: The high pressure system will move over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending into Victoria. Too much stability in the atmosphere should cause thunderstorms.
Saturday: The high pressure system should extend from the Great Australian Bight to the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms expected.
Sunday: The high pressure system should move into the Tasman Sea as a new high southwest of Western Australia extends through the Great Australian Bight and into western Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Monday: The high pressure system should only slide a little more eastwards to be south of Western Australia, extending through the Great Australian Bight and into Victoria. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system should move over the southeast of Australia (Tasmania and Victoria) extending into the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 8:47pm
Tuesday Evening: High pressure will remain over the Tasman Sea and instability will continue to increase over the west of the state. There is the risk for isolated thunderstorms in the western areas overnight, but only a slight chance and no severe activity is expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will remain over the Tasman Sea. The upper disturbance will reach the western parts of the state during the afternoon and evening, acting as a trigger for possible isolated thunderstorm development over the western districts. Cloud cover may dampen possible development at first, however it is expected to clear. There is the small risk for severe thunderstorms over the west also with perhaps damaging winds.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Thursday: A new high pressure system is likely to move into the Great Australian Bight. The upper level disturbance is expected to contract to eastern and northeast parts of Victoria, and with this isolated thunderstorms are possible through those areas and there is the very small chance for severe thunderstorms.
Friday: The high pressure system will move over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending into Victoria. Too much stability in the atmosphere to cause thunderstorms.
Saturday: The high pressure system should be over Victoria and the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms expected.
Sunday: The high pressure system should move into the Tasman Sea as a new high southwest of Western Australia extends through the Great Australian Bight. No thunderstorms expected.
Monday: The high pressure system should move into the Great Australian Bight. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system should move southeast of Tasmania and extend into the Tasman Sea. Moisture levels are expected to increase slightly, however no thunderstorms are expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be in the Tasman Sea. There should be some moisture available in Victoria and there may be some type of system approach the west later in the day. At this stage, no thunderstorms are expected.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 6:08pm
Wednesday Evening: The high pressure system will remain over the Tasman Sea. Isolated thunderstorms are a small possibility through eastern parts tonight, and no severe storms.
Thursday: A new high pressure system is likely to move into the Great Australian Bight. The upper level disturbance is expected to contract to eastern and northeast parts of Victoria, and with this isolated thunderstorms are possible through those areas and there is the very small chance for severe thunderstorms.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Friday: The high pressure system will move over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending into Victoria. Too much stability in the atmosphere to cause thunderstorms.
Saturday: The high pressure system should be over Victoria and the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms expected.
Sunday: The high pressure system should move into the Tasman Sea as a new high southwest of Western Australia extends through the Great Australian Bight. No thunderstorms expected.
Monday: The high pressure system will move into the Great Australian Bight and then south of Tasmania. A trough may move near western Victoria. At this stage no thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system should move southeast of Tasmania and extend into the Tasman Sea. There may be a trough over Victoria, however no thunderstorms are expected at this stage.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be in the Tasman Sea. A cold front and new trough is expected to reach the western parts of the state during the afternoon. Isolated thunderstorms are possible with that system. No severe storms.
Thursday: A new high pressure system will develop south of Western Australia, extending a ridge over Victoria. At this stage no thunderstorms are expected.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 10:34pm
Saturday Evening: No thunderstorms expected.
Sunday: No thunderstorms expected.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Monday: The high pressure system will dominate Victoria's weather. A trough is expected over southwest Victoria however no thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system should move southeast of Tasmania and extend into the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms are expected
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be in the Tasman Sea. No thunderstorms are expected.
Thursday: The high pressure system will remain in the Tasman Sea. A weak low pressure system is expected to develop west of Tasmania, however no thunderstorms are expected.
Friday: The high pressure system will remain in the Tasman Sea as a new high develops over the Great Australian Bight. There may be an upper disturbance develop near eastern South Australia and western Victoria, however it is uncertain if thunderstorms are possible at this stage.
Saturday: The high in the Bight should have quickly migrated to the Tasman Sea as a strong upper disturbance is likely to be located over western Victoria. At this stage it is uncertain if thunderstorms are possible.
Sunday: A new high pressure system will develop southwest of Western Australia, extending through the Great Australian Bight and into the western parts of Victoria. The upper disturbance should have mostly cleared and no thunderstorms are expected.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 6:09pm
Tuesday Evening: The high pressure system will remain southeast of Tasmania. No thunderstorms are expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be near New Zealand. No thunderstorms are expected.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Thursday: The high pressure system will be over Tasmania. A weak low pressure trough is expected to reach the western areas later in the day. There is the small chance for isolated thunderstorms associated from this. No severe thunderstorms.
Friday: The high pressure system will remain over New Zealand as a new high develops south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A moderate-strengthed cold front is expected to move over western parts of the state during the early morning and then to the east near the trough during the afternoon. Isolated thunderstorms are possible over central and eastern areas mostly with both systems, though activity contracting eastwards. Only a very small chance for severe thunderstorms.
Saturday: The high pressure system will remain south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight and Victoria. The front and trough will have left the state. No thunderstorms expected.
Sunday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movment south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A cold front may reach the southwest later in the day. No thunderstorms are expected.
Monday: The high pressure system will remain slow moving south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. The cold front is expected to move through southern areas of the state during the morning and early afternoon. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system will move into the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms are expected.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 7:13pm
Wednesday Evening: The high pressure system will be near New Zealand. No thunderstorms are expected.
Thursday: The high pressure system will be over Tasmania. A weak low pressure trough is expected to reach the western areas later in the day. There is the small chance for isolated thunderstorms associated from this over the Wimmera and southwest. No severe thunderstorms.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Friday: The high pressure system will remain over New Zealand as a new high develops south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A moderate-strengthed cold front is expected to move over western parts of the state during the morning and then to the east near the trough during the afternoon and evening. Isolated thunderstorms are possible over western areas until mid-afternoon and then scattered thunderstorms are possible over central areas from the late morning until late afternoon, whilst eastern areas receive scattered thunderstorms from the early afternoon onwards. There is a medium to high chance for severe thunderstorms - damaging winds and large hailstones will be the biggest risk.
Saturday: The high pressure system will remain south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight and Victoria. The strong cold front and trough will only slowly move out of eastern Victoria. Isolated thunderstorms are possible at first over the eastern areas. No severe thunderstorms.
Sunday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movement south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A cold front should reach the southwest later in the day. No thunderstorms are expected.
Monday: The high pressure system will remain slow moving south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. The cold front is expected to move through remaining southern and eastern areas of the state during the morning and early afternoon. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system will move into the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movement through the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms are expected.
Thursday: The high pressure system will be over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 9:11pm
Thursday Evening: The high pressure system will be over Tasmania. A weak low pressure trough is expected to reach the western areas tonight. There is the small chance for isolated thunderstorms associated from this over the Wimmera and southwest. No severe thunderstorms.
Friday: The high pressure system will remain over New Zealand as a new high develops south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A moderate-strengthed cold front is expected to move over western parts of the state during the morning and then to the east near the trough during the afternoon and evening. Isolated thunderstorms are possible over western areas until mid-afternoon and then scattered thunderstorms are possible over central areas from the late morning until late afternoon, whilst eastern areas receive scattered thunderstorms from the early afternoon onwards. There is a medium to high chance for severe thunderstorms - damaging winds and large hailstones will be the biggest risk.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Saturday: The high pressure system will remain south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight and Victoria. The strong cold front and trough will only slowly move out of eastern Victoria. Isolated thunderstorms are possible at first over the eastern areas. No severe thunderstorms.
Sunday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movement south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A cold front should reach Bass Strait later in the day. No thunderstorms are expected.
Monday: The high pressure system will remain slow moving south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. The cold front is expected to move through remaining southern and eastern areas of the state during the morning. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system will move into the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movement through the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms are expected.
Thursday: The high pressure system will be over the southeast of Australia. No thunderstorms expected.
Friday: The high pressure system will be over the Tasman Sea. There is the chance that a frontal system will reach the west of the state later, and if that occured there would be the risk for isolated thunderstorms over the west. No severe thunderstorms.
Victoria, Australia
THUNDERSTORM POTENTIAL OUTLOOK
Updated at: 6:06pm
Friday Evening: Scattered thunderstorms developed over northern parts of the Wimmera early this morning and then moved southeast, developing into a severe line, over Melbourne. Another two severe lines of thunderstorms developed near Ballarat and passed over Melbourne. Scattered thunderstorms are still occurring over nearly the entire eastern districts, including the Northeast, West and South Gippsland and East Gippsland areas. The Bureau of Meteorology issued severe thunderstorms for most parts of the state today and are still current for eastern areas. A high pressure system will remain southwest of Western Australia as a wind change continues its progression through Victoria. Scattered thunderstorms are likely to continue over eastern districts tonight before gradually clearing overnight. Severe thunderstorms are likely - damaging winds and large hailstones will be the biggest risk.
Saturday: The high pressure system will remain south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. The wind change is now expected to be clear of the state so no thunderstorms are expected.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Sunday: The high pressure system will continue its slow movement south of Western Australia, extending into the Great Australian Bight. A cold front is expected to move through Bass Strait, particularly later in the day. No thunderstorms are expected.
Monday: The high pressure system will move into the Great Australian Bight. No thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday: The high pressure system will be in the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms expected.
Wednesday: The high pressure system will be over eastern parts of the Great Australian Bight, extending over Victoria. No thunderstorms are expected.
Thursday: The high pressure system will be over the southeast of Australia. No thunderstorms expected.
Friday: The high pressure system will be over the Tasman Sea. There is the chance that a frontal system will reach the southwest of the state later, and if that occured there would be the risk for isolated thunderstorms over the west. No severe thunderstorms.
Saturday: The high pressure system will remain in the Tasman Sea. If there is a frontal system, it will continue its progression through southern Victoria and isolated thunderstorms would be possible. No severe thunderstorms.
NEXT UPDATE: Saturday, 10:00am
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My forecast spot on actually.
