A front and a moist, unstable air mass are bringing rain to central and southern Australia. Onshore winds are directing showers into eastern NSW, northern Tas, southeast Qld and the far north tropics. Other areas are generally dry under a ridge of high pressure.

A low pressure system and a moist air mass will bring showers across SA, the southeast NT, southwest Qld, NSW, Vic and Tas. Onshore winds will bring showers to eastern NSW and southeast Qld. High pressure will keep elsewhere dry.

A low pressure system and a moist air mass will bring rain, showers and isolated thunderstorms across southeast Australia, possibly heavy. Onshore winds bring showers to eastern Qld. High pressure will keep the west and north of the country mostly dry.

A low pressure system and a moist air mass will bring showers across southeast Australia, possibly heavy. A trough will bring storms to Qld. A front will bring gusty showers to southwest WA late. High pressure should keep elsewhere mostly dry.

A low pressure system and a moist air mass should bring rain and showers across southeast Australia, possibly heavy. A trough should bring storms to Qld. A front should bring gusty showers to southwest WA. High pressure should keep elsewhere mostly dry.

A deep low pressure system should bring gusty showers and isolated thunderstorms to NSW, the ACT, Vic, Tas and southeast Qld. A moist onshore flow should bring showers to southwest WA. High pressure should keep most of the interior dry.

A low pressure system over the Tasman Sea should bring gusty showers to Tas, Vic and eastern NSW. Troughs should bring showers to southwest WA as well as southern SA and western Vic. High pressure should keep most of the interior dry.