Many Australians can expect mild temperatures and a chance of showers over the Easter weekend, while meteorologists predict a cyclone will form in the Coral Sea from Saturday evening. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a blend of fine days and showers for most capital cities over the coming days. “No capital city is forecast to be completely dry. At the same time, no city should be a washout,” said senior meteorologist Jonathan How. “It’s nice to have a period of calmer weather before a potential cyclone next week.” Sydney would see showers “from the get go”, he said, with maximums in the low to mid 20s and some rain most days except Monday.
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Calm weather forecast for most of Australia over Easter weekend while Bo M watches for possible cyclone
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