Synoptic

Monday

A trough, front and low are generating showers and a few storms in western WA, mainly the southwest. Southwesterly winds are causing a few showers in TAS, near a front, but just the odd shower on the VIC and NSW coasts. A high is keeping elsewhere generally dry and mostly clear.

Monday - Latest

A trough, front and low are generating showers and a few storms in western WA, mainly the southwest. Southwesterly winds are causing a few showers in TAS, near a front, but just the odd shower on the VIC and NSW coasts. A high is keeping elsewhere generally dry and mostly clear.

Tuesday 22:00 EST

A low pressure system with associated front and trough will generate rain and storms over southwestern WA. A weak cold front will clip TAS and southern VIC, triggering light showers. Onshore winds along the eastern seaboard and northeastern NT will cause the odd shower.

Wednesday 22:00 EST

A trough will weaken and a low and front will slip south, causing showers in WA to become confined the southwest. A front will send brisk winds and showers along the NSW coast and help cause showery winds to develop on the QLD east coast. A high will clear showers in VIC and TAS.

Thursday 22:00 EST

A low and front will slip further south, causing showers in southwest WA to become isolated. Moist showery winds will affect the eastern seaboard, mainly in QLD, with help from a trough developing nearby. A high will keep the rest of the country generally dry.

Friday 22:00 EST

Wind in the east will turn more easterly, causing showers in northeast MSW and eastern QLD. A trough will use increased moisture to cause isolated showers to the eastern interior. A trough, low and front will generate brisk winds and showers in southern WA and later western SA.

Saturday 22:00 EST

Troughs will begin to merge, leading to increase humidity and instability, hence showers and a few storms across southeastern Australia. Showers and storms should be mainly in NSW and SA near troughs and lows. A low in the south, should also cause to to increase about the Bight.

Sunday 22:00 EST

Merging troughs and a low should generate widespread showers and a few storms across southeastern Australia, likely heaviest in NSW. The low is likely to cause strong colder winds and small hail in SA. A front will bring isolated showers to TAS while a high clears much of WA.