Melbs Topped Off Its Blisteringly Hot Day With A Pearler Of A Thunderstorm

You couldn’t just stop at one near-catastrophical weather event a day, could you Melbourne?

Following news Melbournites would be subjected to our hottest November day in four years, along came today’s massive, admittedly very pretty but still extremely unfair thunderstorms, rolling through Victoria like they own the damn place. 

And, because this city will never, ever allow you to leave home with less than every variety of clothing you have, the temperature is set to plummet by 20 degrees throughout the night. 

A Storm front hits Melbourne after a hot spring day shot from Eureka Skydeck. Picture Norm… https://t.co/EO6h6LhadL pic.twitter.com/h7m5i9F2Gl

— Heraldsunphoto (@heraldsunphoto) November 21, 2016

Here comes the storm after Melbourne’s hottest November day since 2012!! #melbweather pic.twitter.com/nMna9pzmzC

— Matthew Wu ?? (@matthewwu) November 21, 2016

Woohoo! #melbweather pic.twitter.com/CroK9pKFRo

— Nick Allinson (@nick_allinson) November 21, 2016

#melbweather looking angry! #melbourne #melbourneweather #makemelbournegreatagain pic.twitter.com/FJ1G2w33MU

— Mark Stewart (@tonka52) November 21, 2016

#4seasons in one day. #melbweather @theage_photo pic.twitter.com/fmrAJF5it7

— Darrian Traynor (@DarrianTraynor) November 21, 2016

Heavy rain, perfect after a blistering day #melbweather pic.twitter.com/YKD5j5KrTS

— Christopher C (@chriscorneschi) November 21, 2016

The people of Melbourne have apparently discovered the power to change the weather via complaining on social media. A miracle. #melbweather

— Jess (@justjesscoates) November 21, 2016

Look you are not wrong, Jess Coates.

This wasn’t part of the deal, Melbourne! THIS. WASN’T. PAARRRRT

— Chris WooOOOoods (@tophermwoods) November 21, 2016