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HomeNewsCold nights, but sunny days ahead

Cold nights, but sunny days ahead

Winter is coming, but it’s holding off for as long as it can.

Last Saturday Inia, Aohana, Ford, Sam and Isaac (pictured) enjoyed a sunny and mild day at Winter Reserve in Belmont where they watched the Geelong & District Football League match between Belmont Lions and East Geelong.

Although the nighttime temperatures are getting much cooler, the Bureau of Meteorology is predicting that maximum temperatures won’t get below 20 degrees over the weekend and well into next week.

With only three weeks left of autumn, winter hasn’t really reared its ugly head much at all so far.

Tonight’s minimum is predicted to get down to a chilly 5 degrees before a pleasant top of 20 on Saturday before getting down to 6 degrees that night.

Mother’s Day is looking almost perfect with a top temperature of 23 degrees, light winds and abundant sunshine.

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