Grab some sun while it lasts Firebirds star Kim Ravaillion on the Sunshine Coast on Sunday makes the most of the sunny weather. Picture: Brad Cooper) Source: News Limited GRAB a slice of sunshine while you have the chance - skies will turn grey for most of the rest of the week. While there will still be plenty of summer warmth, clouds will keep most of the southeast sticky. The forecast doesn't bode well for school holiday fun, but Firebirds netball star Kim Ravaillion made the most of the gorgeous conditions yesterday to take a surf lesson on the Sunshine Coast. The athlete made fast work of learning the new skill, laughing as she and her teammates took a few dumpings. Water temperatures are hovering around 23C, perfect for enjoying time in the water and those are likely to remain stable for the next few weeks. The Bureau of Meteorology predicts temperatures in the low 30s throughout the week, with clouds or some rain almost every day. Today is likely to be the sunniest, with just a 5 per cent chance of showers. There is some hope for the drought-ravaged west of the state with a band of isolated showers and thunderstorms moving slowly across from the coast as the week progresses. In the north, temperatures will remain steady with some rain. Meanwhile, there is a slight chance of a cyclone forming in the Coral Sea region towards the end of the week.