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A huge trough headed straight for the east coast of Australia with experts warning that already-troubled dams and catchments could give way to flooding and landslides across the country.
A severe weather warning has been issued for a large part of NSW with heavy rain, floods, high winds and landslides predicted from Saturday afternoon.
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued warnings for damaging winds up to 90km/h across southern parts of South Australia from Mount Lofty on Friday.
Australians were treated to a chilly start to winter - which offically began on Wednesday - as a strong cold front and low pressure system moved in.
Aussies have been told to brace for a cold and wet winter with large swathes of the country to be hit with months of above average rain and the east coast is hit with its first Antarctic blast of the season.