Here's a thread for the next event in store for us Victorians...
A cold front looks set to rip across Victoria late-tomorrow and into Thursday, bringing in a surge of yet more cold polar air from Antarctica; an associated deep low pressure system will pass to the south of mainland Australia and Tasmania. Ahead of it, a northerly airflow will develop across Victoria and freshen/strengthen as the front closes in, drawing down some of the heat from up north.
For the State tomorrow (Tuesday), morning showers about the coastal fringe and in the Southwest in the wake of the last cold front and cold outbreak but otherwise partly cloudy; early-morning fog and frost (locally severe) over the North and Northeast, then mostly sunny. Cool-to-mild with winds tending northwest/northerly and freshening. Tops of 20C for Melbourne and 24C for Mildura.
On Wednesday, mild-to-warm northerlies strengthening possibly to gale-force, cloud increasing with showers (and possible thunderstorms perhaps?) developing over the Western districts during the evening with a colder, squally west/southwesterly change, spreading eastwards during the night. Highs of 25C for Melbourne and 31C for Mildura.
On Thursday, the cold outbreak sets in across Victoria, with fresh-to-strong, cold west/southwesterly winds, and cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms with local hail (mainly on and south of the Great Dividing Range), with snowfalls down to about 1200m. Maximums of 17C for Melbourne and 22C for Mildura.
Come Friday, apart from clearing showers about coastal areas and the Southwest, along with early frost and fog about the north, conditions will improve dramatically with winds veering northerly and heating up during the weekend in the lead-up to the next system expected early-next week. It's already got my attention, really hoping it brings a decent State-wide storm outbreak!!
But for now, onto the cold front due in a couple of days' time! 
Cheers everyone and have a great week!
Aussiestormfreak
