Monk and Socks will be very cold:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13645349/Sydney-Melbourne-Brisbane-Pert...18 July 2024
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, weather: Weekend forecast
Low-pressure system set to linger over south east
Heavy rain forecast for Western and South Australia

The cold snap lingering over Australia's southeast is expected to worsen
in the coming days as an Antarctic blast brings even colder temperatures.
Sky News Australia Weather Meteorologist Rob Sharpe explained that the chilly conditions, driven by a series of low-pressure systems, are set to linger across Tasmania, Victoria, and NSW well into the weekend.
'Friday, Saturday, Sunday all look windy for the southeast, particularly Saturday, and there will be that little bit of wet weather going through at the same time,' Mr Sharpe said.
Meanwhile, a southerly air stream will cause temperatures to drop significantly across large parts of Queensland and the northern regions of the Northern Territory.
For these areas, temperatures are expected to be 4 to 8 degrees lower than the usual July average.
Wild winds, heavy rain, and hail are also expected to hit Western Australia, including Perth.
MelbourneResidents in Melbourne are in for cold and wet conditions well into the weekend.
Showers are forecast for everyday, with the heaviest falls on Friday before easing to light showers by the start of next week.
Maximum temperatures will struggle to climb over 15C, with
lows of 7C and 8C on the weekend. Friday and Saturday will also see windy conditions, with gusts of up to
45km/h in the city.HobartCold and wet conditions are forecast for Hobart as the low-pressure system lingers over the region.
Residents are bracing for a cold 2C on Friday morning, before temperatures rise to 12C during the day.
The mercury will drop to 5C on Saturday and 6C on Sunday, with highs reaching a maximum of 11C and 14C, respectively.
Showers are also forecast to fall from Friday through to mid next week.