Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Friday 18:20 EST
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Friday 18:00 EST
Showers across NE NSW, Qld's east & Tas in strong winds around a high. Moist, unstable onshore winds are also producing showers across the eastern Top End & Far North Qld. Elsewhere, a high is clearing skies, leading to a dry condition, though breezy in the north.
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Saturday 10:00 EST
High pressure will remain broadly in control of much of Australia's weather bringing fine and settled weather. An onshore flow will bring a few showers to the east coast of NSW and Qld. A few isolated showers are possible for NE NT as well as western Tas.
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Sunday 10:00 EST
Moist, showery winds will persist along NE NSW, eastern Qld, and over the NT's eastern Top End. A high moving over the Tasman Sea will keep much of the country dry, unseasonably warm in the west, and cold in the southeast. Moist winds behind a front may bring showers to SW WA.
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Monday 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & eastern & north Qld, and in the NT's eastern Top End. Slow-moving highs keep a large area of the country dry & the west warm. A front & onshore winds may bring showers to western Tas and southwest WA.
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Tuesday 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, and over the NT's eastern Top End. A dominant area of high pressure keeps most of the country dry, with fronts and onshore winds in the south leading to showers over western Tas and southwest WA.
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Wednesday 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, across the NT's eastern Top End and southern AUS. A dominant area of high pressure keeps the remainder of the country dry.
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Thursday 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, across the NT's eastern Top End and southern AUS. A dominant area of high pressure keeps the remainder of the country largely dry.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 18:00 EST
Showers across NE NSW, Qld's east & Tas in strong winds around a high. Moist, unstable onshore winds are also producing showers across the eastern Top End & Far North Qld. Elsewhere, a high is clearing skies, leading to a dry condition, though breezy in the north.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 EST
High pressure will remain broadly in control of much of Australia's weather bringing fine and settled weather. An onshore flow will bring a few showers to the east coast of NSW and Qld. A few isolated showers are possible for NE NT as well as western Tas.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST
Moist, showery winds will persist along NE NSW, eastern Qld, and over the NT's eastern Top End. A high moving over the Tasman Sea will keep much of the country dry, unseasonably warm in the west, and cold in the southeast. Moist winds behind a front may bring showers to SW WA.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & eastern & north Qld, and in the NT's eastern Top End. Slow-moving highs keep a large area of the country dry & the west warm. A front & onshore winds may bring showers to western Tas and southwest WA.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, and over the NT's eastern Top End. A dominant area of high pressure keeps most of the country dry, with fronts and onshore winds in the south leading to showers over western Tas and southwest WA.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, across the NT's eastern Top End and southern AUS. A dominant area of high pressure keeps the remainder of the country dry.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 EST
Moist showery winds will persist along much of eastern NSW & Qld, across the NT's eastern Top End and southern AUS. A dominant area of high pressure keeps the remainder of the country largely dry.
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