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ANZAC Day Forecast For Capital and Regional Cities
( Source: Weatherzone )


Wondering how the weather will be like for this year's Anzac Day?

Weatherzone has the latest forecast for this ANZAC Day 2022, so you can plan ahead and enjoy the last day of this long weekend. Here we go!

Mild temperatures (min: mid to high teens, max: low to mid 20s), partly cloudy skies, but humid and showery conditions are expected for Sydney and Brisbane as a moist onshore flux extends along the east coast. Sydney will see light onshore winds, while fresh southeasterlies will prevail during the afternoon in Brisbane.

Canberra will see a cold and foggy morning (min: 5C), with light winds dominating throughout the day, partly cloudy skies and a cool daytime maximum temperature (high teens).

Generally dry conditions, partly cloudy skies and light winds are forecast for Melbourne, with the chance of early morning fog and temperatures falling in the low 20s (min: 9C) as a high pressure sits in the south.

Light winds and cloudy skies are forecast down south in Hobart, with generally dry but cool conditions (min: 9C, and daytime temperatures falling in the high teens) expected throughout the day, and the chance of fog in the morning.

Mild temperatures (min: 16C and max in the mid 20s) are forecast for Adelaide as warm and moderate easterly winds prevail throughout the day. The city will see increased cloud cover towards the afternoon and evening with the chance of a late shower.

A cold front is set to arrive in Perth later this ANZAC day, with increasing cloud cover throughout the day, moderate winds, but warm temperatures (min: 17C and max in the high 20s). As the front moves in, showers become a high chance in the late evening, with a thunderstorm also possible.

Finally, warm and light winds and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies are expected in Darwin (min: 24, max 34C), only with a slight chance of showers in the morning and afternoon.

With mostly settled weather conditions this ANZAC day in the eight major Australian cities, we wish you a happy last day of this long weekend!

Tomorrow's forecast:

Renmark ........ 15/17C , rain
Adelaide ......... 17/22C, showers
Buttcrack Hill... 13/16C, rain
Mt Gambier ..... 11/23C, partly cloudy
Kangaroo Is .... 13/21C, partly cloudy
Melbourne ...... 10/23C, partly cloudy


Anyone notice some witchcraft here?

13.7C high and mostly sunny today. Now back to sub-10C highs.

Warm, pleasant last two days—both highs of 76 (24 c). Won’t snow the next few days, making April the first snowless one since 1992.

Interesting stats on snowfall this season:

December 31-March 18:  43.4” (+23.3”, 216% of normal)
9/1-12/30, 3/19-4/30:     0.7” (-29.7”, 2% of normal)

Overall, we’re at about 89% of normal snowfall this winter but it’s extremely concentrated like a northeast winter.

Normally 12/31-3/18 gets only 40% of seasonal snowfall through the end of April, currently that period has accounted for 98% of our snowfall this winter.

Ended up reaching 54 F/12 C today which is 12 F below average. Red Flag Warning in effect until 10PM due to the low humidity and windy conditions. At 5:00PM it was 53 F/12 C with a dewpoint of 8 F/-13 C (17% humidity). Fire Weather Watch tomorrow. 

Freeze Warning tonight with a forecast low around 30 F/-1 C. 

That's right. It's been pretty chilly, no more warm days. Thankfully I'm going back to BKK next week. The forecast shows I might catch a couple of warm days before then and hopefully avoid the worst of Thailand's hot season 👍

It is such a sad day: end of April, but it has failed to reach 10C, high is 9.6C in Riga. It is a cold April and the spring seems to be cancelled this year. We have forgotten how spring can be nice, considering that in 2020 and 2021 both April and May were colder than normal. It can be that May will be cold this year again, the first days do not look good in the forecast.

currently 60f with a dew of 2f here.