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Cancel your weekend: Melbourne to be soaked in wet, cold snap

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By Imogen Bailey Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Victorians are set to shiver though a wet and wild weekend of weather, with meteorologists warning Melbourne will cop a windswept drenching on Saturday and Sunday. Melburnians are also being warned to rug up with the mercury forecast to barely break double digits over the weekend. The mercury was expected to hit no more than 14C on Thursday with 10mm of rain set to hit the city and winds of up to 30km/h forecast.
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Kids News: Where to see the rare Devil’s Comet in 2024

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By Mandy Squires Verified, Imogen Bailey Verified
| Kids News
READING LEVEL: GREEN America may have just had its mania*-causing solar eclipse*, but Aussies have a Devil’s Comet. If you’re a stargazer* hoping to catch a glimpse of the rare comet, the tip from experts is avoid the big cities and find an area with clear skies in the country. The comet, officially known as Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, is made up of mostly ice, rock, gas and dust and will make its way across our skies in coming days.
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‘Won’t be back for 71 years’: How to best see the devil’s comet

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By Mandy Squires Verified, Imogen Bailey Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
America may have just had its mania-causing eclipse, but Aussies have a devil’s comet. If you’re a stargazer, hoping to catch a glimpse of the rare comet in Victoria, the tip from experts is — head to the clear skies of the country. The comet, officially known as Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, will make its way across our state in coming days, with the best view likely on April 22.
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