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Weather Forecast
Sunday
A fine day with cloud increasing as north to northwesterly winds strengthen.
A west to southwesterly change developing at night with a shower or two to follow.
Max 27
Precis: Fine day.
Becoming windy.
UV Alert: 9:50 am to 4:20 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 7 [High]
Monday
A shower or two.
Min 9
Max 15
Tuesday
A shower or two.
Min 5
Max 15
Wednesday
Becoming fine.
Min 7
Max 16
Issued at 0540 on Sunday the 12th of October 2008. See BOM for latest weather forecasts and warnings.
A fine day with cloud increasing as north to northwesterly winds strengthen.
A west to southwesterly change developing at night with a shower or two to follow.
Max 27
Precis: Fine day.
Becoming windy.
UV Alert: 9:50 am to 4:20 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 7 [High]
Monday
A shower or two.
Min 9
Max 15
Tuesday
A shower or two.
Min 5
Max 15
Wednesday
Becoming fine.
Min 7
Max 16
Issued at 0540 on Sunday the 12th of October 2008. See BOM for latest weather forecasts and warnings.
Maits Rest
Maits Rest is an easy walk located 17km to the west of Apollo Bay on The Great Ocean Road. The walk is named after Maitland Bryant one of the regions first foresters. The walk takes you through spectacular temporate rain forest. One of the biggest items of interest is the 300 year old Myrtle Beech tree, actually 2 or 3 trees combined. The tree is National Trust registered. At night look out for the glow worms.
Please Note:
- No Dogs Allowed
- Parking unsuitable for coach buses
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