Hot with a chance of snow and a hybrid cyclone: Our bizarre east coast weather
A 2000km-long band of storms was expected to move across Victoria, NSW and Queensland as well as the Northern Territory on Monday, according to forecasters.
Storms were expected to return this week (Photo: ABC)
On top of that the Bureau of Meteorology has issued a sheep graziers warning for the Darling Downs and Granite Belt of cold temperatures, showers and westerly winds that were expected during Tuesday morning.
BoM said storms should start in western Queensland today and hit the east coast tomorrow in a large u-shaped belt covering the east coast and South Australia.
Higgins Storm Chasing said Monday and Tuesday were looking like producing widespread severe weather across eastern Australia.
“This is all being produced by a strong and deep low pressure system in the Bight which is forecast to move south east to near Tasmania. A large, expansive and strong trough is expected to spread across eastern Australia,” the group said.
