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Coldest in years

CQ Today weather guru Mike Griffin predicts the low in the Tasman driving cold southerly air into CQ will move east, allowing the winds to turn more south-easterly and bring back the cloud on Sunday. This means the sub-10C temperatures overnight are finally tipped to return to double figures. (Supplied)

Everyone is talking about the cold. So, I started to hunt through the Rockhampton minimums for the last 20-25 years. […]

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