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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria
P.O. Box 1636 Melbourne Vic 3001 http://www.bom.gov.au
Western District Forecast
Issued at 0540 on Wednesday the 14th of May 2008
Warnings:
Nil.
Weather Pattern:
A high pressure system over the Tasman Sea will drift eastwards towards New
Zealand over the next few days. Several cold fronts will move across the State
later in the week, the first front will weaken over western Victoria later
Thursday, then stronger cold fronts will move across the State Friday night or
early Saturday and another later Saturday.
Forecast: Wednesday
Fine. A mild and mostly sunny day with light to moderate northeast to northerly
winds.
Outlooks:
Thursday Isolated afternoon showers and the chance of a thunderstorm. Cool
to mild with moderate north to northeasterly wind.
Friday Rain areas developing from the west during the day. Cool.
Saturday Scattered showers, hail and thunder developing from the west. Cold
and windy.
Ballarat
Wednesday
Fine. A mostly sunny day with light to moderate northerly wind. Max
17
Precis: Fine.
UV Index: 2 [Low] No UV Alert
Thursday Mainly fine. Min 5 Max 18
Friday Rain developing. Min 7 Max 13
Saturday A few showers, possible hail. Windy. Min 5 Max 11
Warrnambool
Wednesday
Fine. A mostly sunny day with light to moderate northerly wind.
Max 19
Precis: Fine.
UV Index: 2 [Low] No UV Alert
Thursday Mainly fine. Min 8 Max 19
Friday Rain developing. . Min 7 Max 16
Saturday A few showers, hail possible. Windy. Min 6 Max 14
Hamilton
Wednesday
Fine. A mostly sunny day with light to moderate northerly wind.
Max 20
Precis: Fine.
UV Index: 2 [Low] No UV Alert
Thursday Mainly fine. Min 8 Max 20
Friday Rain developing. Min 7 Max 15
Saturday A few showers, hail possible. Windy. Min 5 Max 13
Colac
Wednesday
Fine. A mostly sunny day with light to moderate northerly wind.
Max 20
Precis: Fine.
UV Index: 2 [Low] No UV Alert
Thursday Mainly fine. Min 8 Max 20
Friday Rain developing. Min 9 Max 15
Saturday A few showers, hail possible. Windy. Min 7 Max 13
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