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Northerly winds are circulating in an anticlockwise direction around the high-pressure system, pulling warm air from the country’s interior towards the south, as reported by WeatherZone.
This weather pattern, which is ushering in warm and dry conditions across Victoria, South Australia, and even Tasmania, is expected to persist for several days as the high-pressure system migrates eastward.
Today’s temperatures are anticipated to climb to 29 degrees Celsius in Adelaide, with Melbourne projected to reach a high of 26 degrees, while Hobart may enjoy a sunny 20 degrees.
In Adelaide, Melbourne, and Hobart, the maximum temperature is forecast to remain above 23 degrees until Sunday.
Throughout the upcoming week, Adelaide is likely to experience highs ranging from 24 to 28 degrees, noticeably exceeding the typical April average of 22.2 degrees.
The temperature in Melbourne should hover around 25 degrees into the weekend, before dipping to 21 and partly cloudy on Monday, which is still above the April average of 20.4 degrees.
Hobart is expected to smash its average April temperature of 17.5 degrees as it heads towards a sunny top of 25 degrees on Friday.
There’s minimal rain on the radar for Victoria and South Australia mainly sunny days forecast across the next week before a few clouds move in early next week.
Tasmania is forecast to receive some rain tomorrow before conditions clear towards the end of the week.
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