The Bureau of Meterology has revealed its Christmas forecasts for the nation, so here's the first look at what you can expect for Christmas lunch.
It's seven sleeps until the big day and the Bureau of Meteorology has just started revealing forecasts for December 25. So here's the first look at what to expect for Christmas lunch.Partly cloudy conditions tipped for much of the south-east on Christmas Day as we wait to see if showers will eventuate
"If [the ridge] stays strong we will have a fine Christmas but if it goes the other way there could be a few showers around for Christmas day in the south-east." But before you make concrete Christmas Day arrangements, bear in mind a lot could change by then, Mr Browne cautioned.New South WalesUp in Coffs Harbour, you are looking at 26C, with a high chance of showers.For those on the roads these Christmas holidays, be aware that flooding is still affecting parts of the country, particularly in NSW and Queensland.
Melbourne is expecting to reach up to 29C on Christmas Day, with the chance if a shower if that high pressure system weakens.We will have to wait and see if the high can hold off the showers for the south-east this Christmas day.Canberra is forecast to have a partly cloudy Christmas day with a slight chance of a shower and a top of 28C.Hobart is expecting to get to a comfortable 23C, under partly cloudy skies with the slight chance of a shower.
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