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Summary Issued Tuesday 14:05 EDT
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Monsoonal winds will trigger showers & storms over the NT & Qld's north, becoming intense over the central interior & into southern Qld & northern NSW as the winds feed unstable air. A low in the Tasman Sea will send showers to eastern Vic. Onshore showers push over WA's south.
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  Easing monsoonal winds will trigger showers & storms over the NT & northern Qld, extending into eastern Qld & northeast NSW as the winds feed unstable air. A front crossing Tas brings gusty showers, as cooling, moist southerly winds in its wake send showers over the Bight coast.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  Monsoonal winds become confined over Qld's north, bringing heavy rain & storms. These extend to eastern & southeast Qld as the winds feed unstable air. A moist westerly airflow sends showers to southeast SA, Vic & Tas. Moist winds around a high bring gusty showers to southwest WA
- Saturday 11:00 EDT
  
  A humid, unstable air mass could trigger showers & storms over the northern tropics, extending as showers to southeast Qld. A cold front could bring gusty showers to southeast SA, Vic and Tas, falling as snow across the alps. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms
- Sunday 11:00 EST
  
  A humid, unstable airmass could send showers & storms over the northern tropics. Gusty winds & heavy rain with a cold front over Vic & Tas, falling as snow in the highlands. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms. A high may send onshore showers to southeast Qld.
- Monday 11:00 EST
  
  A humid, unstable airmass may send showers & storms over the northern tropics. Gusty showers with a cold front over Vic & Tas, falling as snow in the highlands, with moist southerly winds in its wake bringing showers to SA. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

Monsoonal winds will trigger showers & storms over the NT & Qld's north, becoming intense over the central interior & into southern Qld & northern NSW as the winds feed unstable air. A low in the Tasman Sea will send showers to eastern Vic. Onshore showers push over WA's south.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

Easing monsoonal winds will trigger showers & storms over the NT & northern Qld, extending into eastern Qld & northeast NSW as the winds feed unstable air. A front crossing Tas brings gusty showers, as cooling, moist southerly winds in its wake send showers over the Bight coast.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

Monsoonal winds become confined over Qld's north, bringing heavy rain & storms. These extend to eastern & southeast Qld as the winds feed unstable air. A moist westerly airflow sends showers to southeast SA, Vic & Tas. Moist winds around a high bring gusty showers to southwest WA

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT

A humid, unstable air mass could trigger showers & storms over the northern tropics, extending as showers to southeast Qld. A cold front could bring gusty showers to southeast SA, Vic and Tas, falling as snow across the alps. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EST

A humid, unstable airmass could send showers & storms over the northern tropics. Gusty winds & heavy rain with a cold front over Vic & Tas, falling as snow in the highlands. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms. A high may send onshore showers to southeast Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EST

A humid, unstable airmass may send showers & storms over the northern tropics. Gusty showers with a cold front over Vic & Tas, falling as snow in the highlands, with moist southerly winds in its wake bringing showers to SA. A low off WA’s west coast may trigger showers & storms.

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