
Despite the super colourful start to the day, it's expected to be a fine and sunny winter day across the south-west.
At 7am in Warrnambool it was 4.2 degrees, but felt like -0.2.
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It was 0.9 at Westmere, with an apparent temperature of -2.3, Hamilton was 1.9 (-1.9) and Mortlake 1.8 (-0.7).
Warrnambool is expecting a mostly sunny day, with light winds becoming north to north-westerly 15 to 25 km/h in the middle of the day.
The city's top is likely to reach 15 degrees, 14 in Casterton, Mortlake, Portland, Port Fairy and Heywood, 13 in Hamilton and Colac and just 11 in Ararat.
There's a frost warning for much of the state but not the south-west, and there's a strong wind warning for the west coast.
For the rest of the week, it's much the same with a shower of two tipped right through until Sunday and tops of 14 and 13 degrees.
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Andrew Thomson
Long-time senior journalist
Long-time senior journalist