Today across the south-west there will be showers, light winds and plenty of cloud cover.
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At 7am in Warrnambool it was 8.5 degrees, felt like 6.1 and since 9am yesterday we've had 1mm of rain although it was raining lightly.
Warrnambool is expecting a top of 15 degrees, Hamilton 13, Colac 13, Ararat 13, Casterton 14, Mortlake 14, Heywood 14, Portland 15, Port Fairy 15, Terang 13 and Camperdown 13.
The good news is there are no weather warnings.
A complex multi-centred low pressure system over the Tasman Sea, just off the NSW coast will intensify today, then will move slowly eastwards during the weekend and into early next week.
Meanwhile, a large high pressure system over the Bight will drift slowly south-eastwards and is expected to pass to the south of Tasmania on Monday while extending a ridge north-wards across western and central Victoria.
For the week ahead - on Saturday we're expecting more showers with a top of 14 degrees, Sunday cloudy 13, Monday partly cloudy 15, Tuesday partly cloudy 16, Wednesday showers 14, Thursday partly cloudy 16 and Friday mostly sunny 16.
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