Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Thursday 19:28 EDT
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Thursday 09:00 EDT
Scattered showers & storms extend across the tropical region with a moist & unstable airmass. High pressure over eastern Australia directs showers onto Qld's east coast while a front passing over the southeast provides showers & storms to SA, Vic, Tas & southern NSW.
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Friday 11:00 EDT
Scattered showers & thunderstorms are expected over WA's north, the NT & most of north & west Qld in a very warm, unstable airmass. Some showers & storms extend further south into NSW with a passing front and trough. Dry in the west under high pressure.
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Saturday 11:00 EDT
Onshore winds should continue to bring showers along the east coast, extending to eastern Vic. Humid, unstable air may maintain showers & storms across the tropics & interior, heavy in parts of the NT. An approaching cold front could bring late showers to western Tas
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Sunday 11:00 EDT
Showers & storms in a maturing monsoon flow across much of the northern half of Australia. Onshore winds bring showers to the Qld and NSW coast. A few showers over Tas in moist winds. Much of southern and western Australia remain dry under the influence of high pressure.
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Monday 11:00 EDT
Unsettled across northern parts of both WA and much of both the NT and Qld as the monsoon reaches a little further south. A few showers for the east coast of NSW and Qld with moist onshore winds. Mostly dry in the south and becoming hot across parts of WA.
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Tuesday 11:00 EDT
Remaining unsettled in the north with the chance of a tropical low to the north of WA. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely for most northern parts. An area of high pressure will remain to the south of WA with the southern half of Australia mostly dry.
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Wednesday 11:00 EDT
Showers & thunderstorms continue across northern WA, the NT & central & northern Qld in a moist, unstable airmass. High pressure over eastern Australia brings coastal showers associated with onshore winds. Dry in the south & west with hot temperatures persisting over WA's west.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 09:00 EDT
Scattered showers & storms extend across the tropical region with a moist & unstable airmass. High pressure over eastern Australia directs showers onto Qld's east coast while a front passing over the southeast provides showers & storms to SA, Vic, Tas & southern NSW.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT
Scattered showers & thunderstorms are expected over WA's north, the NT & most of north & west Qld in a very warm, unstable airmass. Some showers & storms extend further south into NSW with a passing front and trough. Dry in the west under high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT
Onshore winds should continue to bring showers along the east coast, extending to eastern Vic. Humid, unstable air may maintain showers & storms across the tropics & interior, heavy in parts of the NT. An approaching cold front could bring late showers to western Tas
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT
Showers & storms in a maturing monsoon flow across much of the northern half of Australia. Onshore winds bring showers to the Qld and NSW coast. A few showers over Tas in moist winds. Much of southern and western Australia remain dry under the influence of high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT
Unsettled across northern parts of both WA and much of both the NT and Qld as the monsoon reaches a little further south. A few showers for the east coast of NSW and Qld with moist onshore winds. Mostly dry in the south and becoming hot across parts of WA.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT
Remaining unsettled in the north with the chance of a tropical low to the north of WA. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely for most northern parts. An area of high pressure will remain to the south of WA with the southern half of Australia mostly dry.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT
Showers & thunderstorms continue across northern WA, the NT & central & northern Qld in a moist, unstable airmass. High pressure over eastern Australia brings coastal showers associated with onshore winds. Dry in the south & west with hot temperatures persisting over WA's west.
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