Synoptic Chart Summary

A trough in the west is triggering areas of patchy rain and a few storms. Ahead of the trough, winds are tending warm and northerly over western SA. A trough over QLD is bringing some rain and thunder. A high is keeping much of the southeast clear.

A trough and front will spread patchy rain over much of SA, reaching western NSW, VIC and TAS later. Warmer northerly winds will develop over the eastern inland ahead of the trough. A high will clear inland WA. Onshore winds will bring showers to the QLD coast.

A trough and front will track east, causing patchy rain to reach the east coast. Cold southwesterlies behind the front will bring showers to SA, TAS, VIC and NSW, and snow about the Alps. Easterly winds should bring further light showers to the northern QLD coast.

A weakening trough should still cause a few showers over southern QLD and northeast NSW. A high will clear rain from much of VIC and southern NSW, whilst keeping SA and WA mostly sunny. A front will increase showers later over western VIC and TAS, and agricultural SA.

A high will clear showers from southern VIC and SA, and western TAS. A trough may still trigger some isolated showers about eastern QLD, whilst onshore winds will bring the odd shower to the coast. Dry southeasterly winds will prevail over SA, bringing a cool day.

A cold front aill approach the southeast, bringing a few showers to the western VIC and TAS coasts later. A trough in the eats could still generate the odd thundery shower over inland QLD. A high pressure ridge will bring a dry day to most other places.

A trough over QLD will move closer to the coast, causing showers and storms there. Hot northerly winds should bring a dry and sunny day to parts of WA. Cool westerlies should trigger showers over western TAS and bring the odd shower to the west coast of VIC.