Windy weather warnings
A severe wind warning has been issued for all Victoria tonight and tomorrow, so if you're coming tomorrow (and we hope you are!) it might be a good idea to bring a warm jacket, the best windproof layer you can find, and maybe an umbrella. Oh, and a mug wouldn't go astray. It may be chilly but the food and tea will be warm!
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Indeed! could be a bit wild - from BOM:
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Victoria
TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST
VICTORIAN SEVERE WEATHER WARNING
for Widespread Damaging Winds
For people in southern and mountain Districts [all districts except for the Mallee and Northern Country].
Issued at 4:45 pm EST on Saturday 6 May 2006
North to northwesterly winds are expected to increase to 60 to 80km/h from the west tonight in southern and mountain areas with possible gusts of over 100km/h.
The wind will tend west to northwesterly during Sunday morning at 60 to 80km/h before turning west to southwesterly at similar speeds during the afternoon.
Squalls of around 100km/h with showers are possible during Sunday.
Also, widespread heavy showers with small hail are expected in southern and mountain areas on Sunday and snow is expected to develop down to around 700 metres by Sunday evening.
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