Synoptic
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Summary Issued Saturday 20:03 EDT
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Saturday 19:00 EDT
Low pressure troughs extending across WA, the NT and into central QLD are triggering the showers and storms, intense for parts of the Top End. A weak trough is producing the odd shower for TAS. High pr...
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Sunday 22:00 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics and western QLD and maintain heat over the interior. Southeasterly winds on the southern QLD and northern NSW coasts will cause the ...
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Monday 22:00 EDT
A front will bring a burst of brisk winds and showers to TAS, southern SA and VIC. An associated trough will generate heat and thunder in VIC, southern and western NSW and western QLD. Other troughs wi...
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Tuesday 22:00 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics, inland WA and NSW and maintain heat over the interior. Weak fronts will cool parts of NSW and southwest WA with help from showers. ...
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Wednesday 22:00 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics, inland WA and maintain heat over the interior. Weak fronts will cool parts of the far south of the country with help from showers. ...
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Thursday 22:00 EDT
Decaying Tropical Cyclone Oma should cause large waves on the south QLD and northern NSW coasts. Troughs will maintain heat and a few storms in the northern tropics and interior. A front will cool part...
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Friday 22:00 EDT
A low pressure system in the Tasman and trough in the east should bring showers and thunderstorms to QLD and NSW, with gusty showers and powerful surf expected along the coast. Troughs extending over n...
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Saturday 19:00 EDT Issued Saturday 20:03 EDT
Low pressure troughs extending across WA, the NT and into central QLD are triggering the showers and storms, intense for parts of the Top End. A weak trough is producing the odd shower for TAS. High pressure across central Australia is keeping elsewhere mostly dry. Back to summary ›
Sunday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:23 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics and western QLD and maintain heat over the interior. Southeasterly winds on the southern QLD and northern NSW coasts will cause the odd shower. Weak fronts will cool the southern coasts and TAS without much rain Back to summary ›
Monday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:24 EDT
A front will bring a burst of brisk winds and showers to TAS, southern SA and VIC. An associated trough will generate heat and thunder in VIC, southern and western NSW and western QLD. Other troughs will trigger storms in the northern tropics and a few over a heating inland WA. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:25 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics, inland WA and NSW and maintain heat over the interior. Weak fronts will cool parts of NSW and southwest WA with help from showers. Tropical Cyclone Oma should cause waves to become large on the south QLD coast. Back to summary ›
Wednesday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:25 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the northern tropics, inland WA and maintain heat over the interior. Weak fronts will cool parts of the far south of the country with help from showers. Tropical Cyclone Oma should cause waves to become larger on the south QLD coast Back to summary ›
Thursday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:27 EDT
Decaying Tropical Cyclone Oma should cause large waves on the south QLD and northern NSW coasts. Troughs will maintain heat and a few storms in the northern tropics and interior. A front will cool parts of the southeast of the country with help from showers, mainly TAS. Back to summary ›
Friday 22:00 EDT Issued Saturday 15:28 EDT
A low pressure system in the Tasman and trough in the east should bring showers and thunderstorms to QLD and NSW, with gusty showers and powerful surf expected along the coast. Troughs extending over northern NT and into central WA should bring hot conditions and isolated storms. Back to summary ›
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