We are now at the pointy end of what has been an exciting display of tennis at the Australian Open. Last night weather conditions forced the roof of Rod Laver Arena to be used, what do we have in-store for the upcoming finals? Today Melbourne is forecast to reach 32 degrees, peaking around 5pm. With the Women's Singles Final between Simona Halep and Caroline Wozniacki scheduled to get underway at after 7.30pm, temperatures look to still be around 30 degrees at 8pm. High humidity will lead to muggy conditions that feel a little warmer than actual. The roof may also be in action again tonight with the potential for a shower in the evening, potentially even the odd isolated thunderstorm. Any showers or storms should clear later into the night. The Men's Single Final will see Roger Federer take on Marin Cilic tomorrow evening at 7.30pm. Temperatures are looking even hotter than today, due to a hot airmass combined with northerly winds, with a maximum of 39 degrees predicted. Thankfully humidity will be down from Saturday, leaving the players and fans to deal with plain dry heat. Around the time play begins, the mercury is still likely to read around the mid-30s. Showers are unlikely and conditions should be clear, with NNE winds around 10-14 km/h, with occasional gusts up to 25km/h.