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Bureau of Meteorology predicts 32 degree temperature for Brisbane
Millions of Aussies look set for an early jolt of Summer on Monday, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting sweltering temperatures for three major cities.
Brisbane could hit a high of 32 degrees celsius across the day, BOM said on Monday morning, while Sydney will shrug off its rainy weather to hit a possible high of 29 degrees.
Camera IconThe bureau of meteorology forecast Monday temperatures in Brisbane to hit a high of 32 degrees celsius. NewsWire / John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia
The hot tropical days will likely hold for the Sunshine State capital across the week, with the bureau forecasting storms and a high of 33 degrees on Tuesday, and then highs of 24 for Wednesday and Thursday and 27 for Friday.
Sydney will likely drop from 29 degrees on Monday to a high of 19 degrees on Tuesday, and then 20 degrees on Wednesday and 24 on Thursday.
Darwin will likely reach 36 degrees, with the top end town set to swelter under 36 degree temperatures for the rest of the week.
Camera IconLuca Reddi from the UK and Stephan Enckhof from the Netherlands in South Bank have fun in the sun at Brisbane Lagoon, South Bank. NewsWire / John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia
But while Summer will hit across the NT, Queensland and NSW, rain and sharp temperatures will wash over the southern parts of the country.
Melbourne is forecast to get some rain with a temperature high of 19 degrees, while showers and windy conditions will hit Hobart alongside a max temperature of 15 degrees.
Adelaide will be partly cloudy with a top of 20 and Perth will range between 11 and 24 degrees.
The days will heat up for Perth across the week, with the WA capital set to hit 30 degrees on Friday.
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