Synoptic
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Summary Issued Friday 19:16 EST
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Friday 19:00 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front moving over WA is triggering showers, heaviest in the south. Onshore winds along the QLD east coast is bringing isolated showers. A broad high pressure system over ...
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Saturday 22:00 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will cross the southeast, bringing showers, small hail and highland snow. Southwesterly winds in the wake of this front will cause showers along southern parts of S...
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Sunday 22:00 EST
A high pressure system in the south will clear showers from SA. A low pressure trough over WA will cause showers and possibly a few thunderstorms. Breezy and unstable winds could produce showers over T...
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Monday 22:00 EST
Unstable southerly winds will keep eastern NSW cloudy, cool and could produce a few showers. Onshore winds over TAS and southern VIC may generate showers. A broad region of high pressure should clear s...
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Tuesday 22:00 EST
Low pressure over parts of QLD and NSW could produce showers and the odd thunderstorm. Breezy westerly winds over TAS and VIC could lead to a few showers. High pressure should bring a sunny and settled...
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Wednesday 22:00 EST
A trough could generate showers and storms over southwestern parts of WA. A cold front may produce showers, small hail and alpine snow to TAS and VIC. Onshore winds across the eastern seaboard may caus...
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Thursday 22:00 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front look to approach WA, and could trigger heavy showers and thunderstorms. Breezy winds should bring a few showers to northern NSW and southeast QLD. A high pressure s...
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Friday 19:00 EST Issued Friday 19:16 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front moving over WA is triggering showers, heaviest in the south. Onshore winds along the QLD east coast is bringing isolated showers. A broad high pressure system over the southeast is leading to a mostly clear and cold night. Back to summary ›
Saturday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 09:53 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will cross the southeast, bringing showers, small hail and highland snow. Southwesterly winds in the wake of this front will cause showers along southern parts of SA. High pressure elsewhere will lead to a generally sunny day. Back to summary ›
Sunday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 09:55 EST
A high pressure system in the south will clear showers from SA. A low pressure trough over WA will cause showers and possibly a few thunderstorms. Breezy and unstable winds could produce showers over TAS, southern VIC and eastern NSW. Back to summary ›
Monday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 09:57 EST
Unstable southerly winds will keep eastern NSW cloudy, cool and could produce a few showers. Onshore winds over TAS and southern VIC may generate showers. A broad region of high pressure should clear showers from SA and keep the remainder of the country dry. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 10:32 EST
Low pressure over parts of QLD and NSW could produce showers and the odd thunderstorm. Breezy westerly winds over TAS and VIC could lead to a few showers. High pressure should bring a sunny and settled day over central and western parts. Back to summary ›
Wednesday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 10:35 EST
A trough could generate showers and storms over southwestern parts of WA. A cold front may produce showers, small hail and alpine snow to TAS and VIC. Onshore winds across the eastern seaboard may cause light showers. A high should bring dry conditions and clear skies elsewhere. Back to summary ›
Thursday 22:00 EST Issued Friday 09:44 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front look to approach WA, and could trigger heavy showers and thunderstorms. Breezy winds should bring a few showers to northern NSW and southeast QLD. A high pressure system may strengthen in the southeast. Back to summary ›
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