A new pulse of cold, polar air started to move in across the region today. The southerly winds increased and the mercury fell through the day across the Hunter as the cold air marches north.
This latest pulse is going to produce cold, wintry weather along the coast with increased cloud and shower activity keeping temperatures to a minimum. The showers will be on and off all week but only falling on the eastern side of the Divide.
There is good news though as we may see the first significant rain event of the winter develop, producing moderate inland falls early next week before spreading east across the entire broadcast region. I’ll be watching and checking in daily as this potential event is very much needed.
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