Given the just-released data for November’s minimum and maximum temperatures and rainfall measurements, the unpredictable nature of the weather looks set to continue.

Meteorologist with weatherzone Kim Westcott said figures released for November were ‘all over the shop’.

"When you look at November, our mornings were cooler than average by nearly two degrees, especially at the start of the month,” she said.

“But our maximum temperatures were essentially two degrees above the average for the month too. Our hottest day was 35.5 degrees – 10 degrees above the average – on Sunday November 13.

“And during November we only saw 51 millimetres of rain fall over nine days where our average is 161mm of rainfall over 14 days.”

And the mixed weather patterns are likely to continue over the next week or so.

Thursday will be quite warm – reaching 29 degrees – with possible thunderstorms developing later in the afternoon while the minimum temperature is expected to be 15 degrees.

Friday is going to be slightly warmer – with mostly sunny skies – and about 31 degrees.

The weekend temperatures are likely to dip down a bit with winds tending south easterly keeping a maximums to about 27 or 28 degrees. The minimum temperatures will be either 15 or 16 degrees.

There is a slight chance of some rain on Sunday but it is likely to be less than a millimetre.

“The weather starts to get really interesting by Monday and Tuesday with quite warm and quite thundery conditions,” Ms Westcott said.

“The maximum for both days will be around 32 degrees and it will be pretty humid, especially on Monday.

“That humidity will be between 60 to 70 per cent,” she said.

From Wednesday onwards the temperatures should begin to cool down.

Winds for Thursday will be north easterly increasing in the afternoon while on Friday they will tend north westerly in the morning but swinging around to the south east in the afternoon.

On Saturday and Sunday the winds will be south easterly for most of the day.