My own thunderstorm charts updated here
http://australianweather.yolasite.com/ts-charts.php
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria Regional Office
THUNDERSTORM FORECAST
Issued at 11:17 am Sunday, 28 November 2010,
Valid until midnight on Sunday, 28 November 2010.
A trough has moved through all but the far east of the State. High moisture levels persist in the far northeast. There is a risk of afternoon storms in that area and a small chance of heavy rainfall.
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria
Fire Weather Briefing for Victoria
Issued at 10:50 am EDT on Sunday 28 November 2010.
Estimates Today:
The fire weather forecast should provide generally good guidance today,
although temperatures may fall a couple of degrees below the forecast this
afternoon.
Weather Situation:
A low pressure trough over eastern Victoria will continue to move slowly
eastwards during Sunday. The low pressure trough will drift westwards across on
Monday and Tuesday and is still expected to linger over western Victoria on
Wednesday.
24 Hour Rainfall to 9am:
Rain and thunderstorm activity produced rainfall in all districts over the last
24 hours with totals ranging from 5 to 20mm of the far west and far east, to 20
to 70mm elsewhere. There were numerous higher totals about the central and
eastern ranges, the highest being 97mm at Mt Buffalo Chalet, followed by 91mm
at Dohertys, 90mm at Upper Buckland, 89mm at Whitlands, 85mm at Cheshunt and
Lake william Hovell and 82mm at Mt Hotham and Charnwood.
Weather Today:
Scattered showers over southern and mountain areas becoming isolated in the
west. The chance of thunderstorms this afternoon in the far east. Fine over the
northwest. Cool, fresh southerly winds extending throughout, locally strong
about the central and Gippsland coast.