Synoptic Chart for Australia

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Thursday 18:30 z

Unstable air brings showers and storms to WA's south and inland. Moist onshore winds drive showers into northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT's eastern Top End. High pressure keeps the southeast dry and settled with unseasonably warm northerly winds.

Friday 09:30 z

A front and unstable air brings gusty winds, showers and storms to WA's south and SA's west. Moist onshore winds drive showers into northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT's eastern Top End. High pressure keeps the southeast dry and settled with unseasonably warm northerly winds.

Saturday 09:30 z

A low, front and unstable airmass brings showers, strong winds and storms to WA's south, SA and western Vic. Moist onshore winds drive showers into northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT's eastern Top End. High pressure settles conditions over WA's southwest.

Sunday 09:30 z

A deep low pressure system with associated cold front brings showers, rain, strong winds and storms to southeast Aus. Moist onshore winds drive showers into northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT's eastern Top End. High pressure settles conditions over WA's south.

Monday 09:30 z

A deep low pressure system with associated cold front brings showers, strong winds, storms and cold air to southeast Aus. Moist onshore winds drive showers into northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT's Top End. High pressure should settles conditions over WA and SA's west.

Tuesday 09:30 z

A cold front crossing into the Tasman Sea should bring showers and gusty winds to Tas, Vic and NSW. Unstable air extending over NSW, western Qld and the NT could bring thunderstorms and some rain. Onshore winds may drive showers into WA's south and parts of the northern tropics.

Wednesday 09:30 z

A cold front may bring showers and gusty winds to southern SA, Vic and Tas. Unstable air could trigger showers and storms over northeast NSW and Qld. Moist onshore winds should drive showers into coastal parts of WA's south and SA, and the northern tropics.