Anzac Day weather: What the forecast looks like in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne ... trends now
Millions in Australia are set to freeze as a cold front hits the south-east of the country, causing temperatures to plummet.
The warm, sunny autumn weather will be replaced with cooler temperatures and showers across south east Australia, making it's way to NSW before heading to Brisbane for the weekend.
The cold front came up from the Great Australian Bight, hitting South Australia on Tuesday, bringing winds and cooler temperatures.
The southerly change, due to hit Sydney Wednesday afternoon, has already brought some showers to Melbourne.
People attending tomorrow's Anzac Day Dawn Service have been told to rug up in the eastern states as the morning will feel chilly - with Melbourne to have possible rain and Hobart getting blustery winds.
Rain, wind and colder temperatures are set for some Australian states and territories
SYDNEY
The city will see a generally mild week, with a southerly change arriving on Wednesday afternoon.
This will see the temperature drop from around 25C to 20C when it hits, with gusty winds.
The cold front will leave Sydney with a couple of days of relatively cool temperatures, but not significantly below the April average.
Weatherzone meteorologist Angus Konta told Daily Mail Australia people should be rugged up on Thursday morning.
'It will feel chilly at the Anzac Day Dawn Service - it is jacket weather. But it won't be too cold,' he said.
The minimum weather on Thursday is 15C before warming up to a mostly sunny 23C.
There could be some shower activity on Saturday, although nothing significant, before warming back up on Sunday.
It will stay reasonably warm on Monday for a top of 27C.
Both Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart will experience gusty weather
MELBOURNE
There are some showers and wind about on Wednesday and this could carry through to Thursday morning with gusty conditions.
There could be a sprinkling of rain at the Dawn Service in the more southern parts of Melbourne, so residents have been advised to go prepared.
The maximum temperatures between Thursday and Saturday will be a cold 16C to 17C maximum, before warming up on Sunday to 20C.
Melbourne will experience colder temperatures and showers late on Monday.
'It's typical in Autumn to see this type of weather. The cold front has a high-pressure ridge, moving it along to the other states,' Ms Konta said.
ADELAIDE
Adelaide is much drier than the other states, although it may have an occasional shower.
The week will be relatively mild with a top of 19C on Thursday.
The morning will be cold for the Dawn Service, sitting around a fresh 9C.
Adelaide will slowly warm up towards the weekend, before having a chance of a shower later on Monday after a fairly mild day of 21C.
BRISBANE
Brisbane is looking dry for the rest of Wednesday.
The weather will stay dry for the Anzac Day Dawn Service on Thursday, as well as for the rest of the day.
Anzac Day will have a minimum of 17C before reaching a warm 27C.
However, as the cold front moves up to Queensland and is due late on Thursday, there could be
