Conditions are set to deteriorate with the potential for a November temperature record that’s stood for 125 years to be broken in Melbourne tomorrow. The Victorian capital had been forecast to reach 34C today and Thursday but a reassessment by forecasters has suggested it could now approach 40C tomorrow. That would see Melbourne only a little cooler than today’s scorching high in Adelaide of 42C. Overnight on Thursday in Victoria could be “oppressive,” said the Bureau of Meteorology. Total fire bans are in place across much of South Australia with catastrophic fire conditions, the most severe bushfire rating, in place around Adelaide. Adelaide is set to reach 42C today ahead of the front. Expect dust haze and winds of up to 45km/h which could exacerbate any bush fires. But on Thursday the maximum could drop by as much as 20 degrees to a mere 25C. It’s set to be an absolutely blistering day across southern Australia today. Picture: Sky News WeatherSource:Supplied ‘UNUSUAL’ CONDITIONS IN MELBOURNE Temperatures in Melbourne are set to soar. They often ramp up before a cool change comes through but a change in behaviour of the coming front has led to a big jump in where that… Read full this story
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