Most of Australia was plunged into sub-zero temperatures yesterday, with more to come through the week.
It’s resulted in some places experiencing their lowest temperatures in two to four years.
One of the coldest temperatures yesterday morning was -4.8 degrees, recorded at Yunta in South Australia.
It was the lowest result at the site for four years.
Canberra fell to -3.8 degrees, while Thredbo in NSW recorded -3.6 degrees.
At Mount Hotham in Victoria temperatures dropped to -3.7 degrees.
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Wynyard in Tasmania recorded a low of -2.4 degrees, and even Roma in Queensland dropped to -1 degree.
More sub-zero temperatures are expected in south-eastern and eastern Australia through to Thursday morning, Weatherzone said.
It could get even colder, with temperatures of -5 degrees likely.