The week ahead is set to highlight Australia's weather extremes, with hot conditions in NSW and Queensland to start the week potentially followed by snow further south. 9News
The beginnings of a heatwave will start in Queensland today with Brisbane hitting 34 degrees but the real heat is expected over the next few days.There is a high fire danger warning in place for the Warrego, Maranoa, Granite Belt as well as the Darling Downs.The low-pressure heat trough will move north-westerly across Queensland, western and central New South Wales, and the lower eastern states.As it does it will bring winds of up to 50km/h, contributing to a high fire danger.
Tasmania is anticipating its first snowfall of March, with the cold air mass cold enough to generate about 700-800 millimetres of powder, expected on late Tuesday and early Wednesday.Adelaide, Melbourne and Canberra are expected to drop into the high teens to low 20s.
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