BRRRRRRRR!!!!
Those of you from colder climes, don't laugh! This is bloody cold for us!
Sydney's week of cold weather continues, with the city recording its coldest June morning since 1949 when temperatures dived to 4.3 degrees [39.7F].
The city recorded its minimum just before 6am, with the mercury sitting on 6.2 degrees [43F] at 9am.
Sydney Airport dropped to 3.2 degrees [37.7] just before 5am, its coldest June morning recording since 1985.
Richmond again got below freezing point, recording -4.8 degrees [23.4F], its coldest morning since 1992.
Other western Sydney suburbs dropped below zero, including Penrith which rose to just 0.1 degrees [32F] at 8am.
Weatherzone meteorologist Rosebud Lambert said there will be at least one more cold morning this week before temperatures start to rise.
"It is all being caused by a belt of high pressure that is over us right now, that is bringing clear skies and still conditions and cold mornings," she said.
"We will have another cold morning tomorrow but after that it should be a bit more survivable."
Ms Lambert said a cold front will bring clouds and a little rain to Sydney over the weekend, but will indtead lead to slightly warmer weather.
When my sister got up at 6:30 it was 3.4 C (38.1 F) outside according to our thermometer. This is our 4th very cold morning in a row.
Saturday morning - 13.5C [56.3F] Then a cold front came through...
Sunday morning - 6.7C [44F]
Monday morning - 5.5C [42F]
Tuesday morning - 4.7C [40.5F] (was the coldest since 1983, until this morning)
Sydney's week of cold weather continues, with the city recording its coldest June morning since 1949 when temperatures dived to 4.3 degrees [39.7F].
The city recorded its minimum just before 6am, with the mercury sitting on 6.2 degrees [43F] at 9am.
Sydney Airport dropped to 3.2 degrees [37.7] just before 5am, its coldest June morning recording since 1985.
Richmond again got below freezing point, recording -4.8 degrees [23.4F], its coldest morning since 1992.
Other western Sydney suburbs dropped below zero, including Penrith which rose to just 0.1 degrees [32F] at 8am.
Weatherzone meteorologist Rosebud Lambert said there will be at least one more cold morning this week before temperatures start to rise.
"It is all being caused by a belt of high pressure that is over us right now, that is bringing clear skies and still conditions and cold mornings," she said.
"We will have another cold morning tomorrow but after that it should be a bit more survivable."
Ms Lambert said a cold front will bring clouds and a little rain to Sydney over the weekend, but will indtead lead to slightly warmer weather.
When my sister got up at 6:30 it was 3.4 C (38.1 F) outside according to our thermometer. This is our 4th very cold morning in a row.
Saturday morning - 13.5C [56.3F] Then a cold front came through...
Sunday morning - 6.7C [44F]
Monday morning - 5.5C [42F]
Tuesday morning - 4.7C [40.5F] (was the coldest since 1983, until this morning)