Chilly and wet long weekend ahead
EXPECTED wet weather has washed away any hopes of a sunny long weekend in Warwick.
The Bureau of Meteorology said an upper trough which entered the area last night brought unsettled conditions and isolated showers.
It is predicted that today's minimum temperature will plummet to 4 degrees, while the maximum will reach 17 degrees.
Meanwhile, both tomorrow and Monday will reach a minimum of 4 degrees and hit a maximum of 16 degrees.
Afternoon showers are expected tomorrow and will continue on to Monday, expected to clear into the evening.
Although the weekend may bring some showers, the Bureau of Meteorology said there was "not a lot in them".
Winter made its mark in its first week with the coldest day recorded being 3 degrees on May 15.
The minimum long-term average for June is 4.7 degrees and the maximum 18 degrees.
FORECAST
Today: Minimum 4 degrees, max 17
Tomorrow: Min 4, max 16
Monday: Min 4, max 16
