Hope you enjoyed the warm weather last week: temperatures plunged over the weekend, and now with Monday upon us, we're set for a few days of blues.
The cloud has rolled in, bringing drizzle and light morning showers across parts of Melbourne on Monday morning.
Wet weather has been forecast for Melbourne this week after last week's top temperature of 31 degrees.
Photo: Jesse MarlowThere will be sunny breaks later on Monday, according to the weather bureau, but things are expected to get worse as the week unfolds.
Senior forecaster Dean Stewart said Melburnians can expect possible fog patches on Tuesday, followed by a high chance of showers on Wednesday.
"It's a bit up and down this week," he said.
"We'll have to wait until the end of the week before we get temperatures back into the mid-20s."
The culprit is a low pressure system that is moving closer to Victoria, he said.
"Some cloud wrapping around that low will produce some showers in the Melbourne area on Wednesday," he said.
It's a big change from last week, when temperatures soared above 30 degrees with sunny skies during Tuesday and Wednesday.
The good news is that the wet weather is expected to improve in time for the weekend.
Showers are expected to clear on Thursday afternoon.
Saturday's forecast currently has a top of 25 degrees while Sunday is even better: mostly sunny skies and a high of 29.
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