The sudden return to cooler weather caught a few people off guard yesterday, but it didn't seem to bother this sea lion catching some rays on Warrnambool's main beach.
The sudden return to cooler weather caught a few people off guard yesterday, but it didn't seem to bother this sea lion catching some rays on Warrnambool's main beach.
MOST people would feel last week's spring sunshine was a bit of a tease given this week's drab forecast.
But Lady Bay beach-goers yesterday noticed a sea lion was more than happy to bask in the cool weather.
The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting an overcast week with showers expected each day in the south-west.
Tomorrow will reach 22 degrees and Thursday has the week's highest maximum forecast at 24, but the mercury is tipped to peak at just 14 in Warrnambool for Saturday's AFL grand final activities.
Warrnambool's minimum temperatures from Saturday to Monday are forecast as low as six degrees overnight.
j.pech@standard.fairfax.com.au