Showers and storms associated with low pressure trough extend from the Kimberley region across inland NT into western Qld and NSW. Scattered storms continue over inland southern WA. A moist airflow associated with high pressure brings showers to eastern NSW and Qld.

Showers and storms will ease for WA’s southeast and push into western SA as a trough weakens. Another trough will trigger showers and storms over northeast WA, the NT, Qld and far north NSW. A high will drive a few showers onto coastal NSW. Dry elsewhere with a high.

A high over the Tasman Sea will drive showers onto coastal NSW and QLD. A trough in the east will produce showers and storms over inland NSW and QLD. A trough reaching from north WA to west Tas in the west will bring showers and storms to WA, the NT, SA and western Vic and Tas.

A trough reaching from northwest WA to Tas may produce showers and storms over WA, the NT, SA, western NSW, Vic and Tas. Moist winds from a high over the Tasman Sea may drive showers to coastal NSW and Qld. Moist onshore winds may push showers onto the Gulf of Carpentaria coast.

Moist northerly winds feeding a trough may generate showers and storms, some heavy, over Qld and NSW. Another trough should trigger showers & storms over northeast WA, NT, SA, Vic and TAS. A cold front should generate showers over southwest WA.

Moist winds feeding into a trough could generate showers and storms, some heavy, over NT, Qld and NSW. A cold front and trough may generate showers over SA, VIC and TAS. A high west of WA should direct showers onto southwest WA.

A broad trough fed by moist winds extending from northwestern Australia to TAS could generate showers and storms for north WA, QLD, SA, NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds from a high may produce showers for coastal QLD and NSW. A front near WA could produce showers for southwest WA.