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The Bureau of Meteorology have released their forecast for Christmas Day and at the present moment it’s not looking too bad for those spending Christmas in Mudgee.
The Bureau is predicting a top of 32 degrees and a low of 20 degrees on Monday, December 25th, with a shower or two during the day.
A hot day is predicted for Christmas Eve with a top of 36 degrees curently expected and possible afternoon storms.
In some areas of the state late rain and a cool change is expected on Christmas Day following a warmer weekend.
With six days until Christmas Day forecasters were predicting the possibility of thunderstorms, but said they would have a more accurate prediction closer to the day.
The Christmas Day forecast will follow a particularly hot week, with temperatures around the central and western areas of NSW expected to reach the high 30s in the lead up.
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Lynn Rayner
I am the editor of the Daily Liberal, Mailbox Shopper, Western Magazine and associated western publications (Wellington Times and Narromine News which are both online only publications). I have been the editor for three years. I have been a journalist for 15 years and was formally the digital specialist for the Western NSW area assisting with digital coverage and growth across 13 mastheads, including the three dailies. Before that I worked as a journalist in Lithgow and Mudgee covering a number of different rounds. I established the social media accounts in Lithgow and took an interest in the digital aspects of the paper. I started my journalism career at the former Myall Coast Nota based as the journalist-in-charge at Tea Gardens while also working part time in Forster as the council reporter for the Great Lakes Advocate.
I am the editor of the Daily Liberal, Mailbox Shopper, Western Magazine and associated western publications (Wellington Times and Narromine News which are both online only publications). I have been the editor for three years. I have been a journalist for 15 years and was formally the digital specialist for the Western NSW area assisting with digital coverage and growth across 13 mastheads, including the three dailies. Before that I worked as a journalist in Lithgow and Mudgee covering a number of different rounds. I established the social media accounts in Lithgow and took an interest in the digital aspects of the paper. I started my journalism career at the former Myall Coast Nota based as the journalist-in-charge at Tea Gardens while also working part time in Forster as the council reporter for the Great Lakes Advocate.
