are you ready to transform your summer into an epic splashtastic adventure say goodbye to wasteful single-use water balloons and hello to the ultimate in reusable eco-friendly fun with reusable water balloons check out the link in the video description to get yours on Amazon today freezing air from Antarctica will create a frosty weekend across Australia and the icy air is expected to linger into next week the Bureau of meteorology has warned temperatures will be as much as 8° below average for this time of year forecasters say the arrival of a strong high pressure system in the tasmin sea will trap the freezing air across the southeast until well into next week the frigid air will be dragged from Antarctica by a cold front sweeping across the continent this weekend weather Zone said a high pressure system will quickly follow in the front's path and remain over Southern Australia until at least mid next week prolonging this cold outbreak there's also a high chance of snow falling in areas from Tasmania to Northern New South Wales even outside the Alpine regions galeforce winds with gust over 90 kmph will hit Tasmania and Eastern Victoria on Sunday and Monday and are expected to spread to New South Wales by Monday the fierce winds that are predicted to hit Southeastern Australia from this weekend have the potential to topple trees after a prolonged wet period has led to a soggy landscape weather Zone said while wind should continue to be strong across Eastern Australia on Tuesday they should ease below damaging strength as the low moves further east over the kasman sea the winds could potentially reach as far as Sydney and the Ila War region weather Zone said that the strengthening low press system could lead to large and dangerous surf along the coasts of Tasmania Victoria and New South Wales from the weekend into early next week heavy rain will also batter Tasmania and Victoria from the weekend through to Wednesday it predicts a shower or two is expected on Friday however the rain will not be as heavy or frequent as it has been in July to date weather Zone said Sydney so far this year has seen four rainy streaks of 5 days or longer there was 14 days of rain from May 1st to 14th 11 days from June 30th to July 9th 5 days from January 14th to 18 and 5 days from March 15th to 19th 5 out of 6 months in 2024 have exceeded the monthly average with June being the rainiest month so far this year with 3684 mm of rainf falling this was almost triple the long-term average of 1317 mm Bureau of meteorology senior meteorologist Dean naramore said Sydney could be in for a prolonged break from the wet weather Sunshine is finally returning not just to Sydney but the whole East Coast he said the showers are all gone now the low that brought that weather has now moved off to Tasmania meanwhile the nssw central table lands are expected to see snow flurries at higher levels around 12 0000 M as early as Sunday or Monday Victoria is in for a wet weekend and showers are forecast for the rest of the week temperatures will struggle to climb over 15c on Friday with lows of just 5c meanwhile snow is expected to fall over elevated areas outside the Victorian Alps with the arrival of a prolonged outbreak of freezing air from Antarctica the Sunshine State can expect a cool and dry weekend temperatures will remain below 24 C with lows of 10c over the next few days before falling to just8 C next week with maximum temperatures in the low 20s the cold snap comes after a thick blanket of fog developed over Southeast Queensland Tuesday evening with visibility at Brisbane airport reduced to less than 200m on Wednesday morning temperatures will plummet in the nation's capital over the next few days with days to remain cloudy and cold as air is trapped by a low pressure system elevated parts of the ACT including relatively low Hills On The Fringe of CRA and perhaps even parts of the city itself could see some snow over the next few days cold fronts moving through Western Australia are bringing widespread rain and showers with the potential for thunderstorms temperatures will struggle to get over 20 cm Perth with Saturday to receive some winter sun after a string of cloudy days Adelaide will receive some very cold conditions from Saturday amid an extended burst of cold air from Antarctica spreading across the southeast a high pressure system is expected to follow and linger over Southern parts of the country for the next 5 days prolonging the cold weather rain is also expected to fall over Adelaide for the next few days days with Maximo