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Friday 08:30 z
Showers and the odd thunderstorm for southern and southwest WA, and showers for southern SA, Vic and Tas as troughs and cold fronts cross southern parts of Aus. Showers across parts of eastern Qld in moist onshore winds. Dry and clear elsewhere under high pressure.

Saturday 09:30 z
Rain & storms will scatter across much of WA's south & interior as a trough deepens. Cooling rain cloud will spread across SA's south, Vic and Tas as a front helps draw moisture across. Warm winds will develop in NSW. Showers for Qld's east & the Top End in moist winds.

Sunday 09:30 z
A front will send a colder showery change across eastern Vic & NSW as well as a few storms to the coast & ranges. Rain & storms will impact WA, some intense in the south in an active trough. Showers for Qld's east & the Top End in onshore winds. Clearer elsewhere under a high.

Monday 09:30 z
Showers & storms, some intense, will affect NSW & southeast Qld as moist winds feed troughs. Rain & storms, some intense, will scatter across southern and central WA as a trough deepens. A low will also bring cooler, gusty winds to southwest WA. Thundery showers for the tropics.

Tuesday 09:30 z
Rain & storms in WA will become isolated & reach SA's west as a trough weakens on its way east. Warm, gusty northerly winds will develop in SA, Tas, Vic, western NSW & the interior. Showers & storms over NSW, Qld & tropics will also become isolated as a trough weakens.

Wednesday 09:30 z
Showers & some storms, some intense, may scatter across the western deserts, Nullarbor, SA, Tas & later Vic as a deepening trough moves east. Warm winds will persist in the country's southeast & interior. Some showers & storms up the eastern seaboard & northern tropics.

Thursday 09:30 z
Showers & some storms, some intense, may continue through SA, Vic, Tas and southern NSW in a trough. Onshore winds around a high may bring showers across southwest WA. Warm winds should continue through eastern Aus. Thundery showers should continue through the northern tropics