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Wednesday 19:30 z
Troughs are triggering showers and storms over the NT interior, SA's north and Qld's west and central. Gusty winds behind a cold front bring showers to Tas, eastern NSW, and southeast Qld. Winds ahead of an approaching cold front bring showers to southwest WA. Clear elsewhere.

Thursday 10:30 z
A high will bring a chilly morning to the country's southeast. Troughs will trigger showers and storms, some intense, over inland parts of the NT, Qld and NSW. A cold front will bring showers and storms to WA’s south while a heat trough draws warm, dry winds over WA’s north.

Friday 10:30 z
A trough will produce showers and storms over SA’s west and the NT interior, easing over WA’s south. Showers and storms for inland Qld, the NT Top End and WA’s northeast in another trough. A high will send showery easterly winds over NSW while keeping Vic, Tas and SA’s east dry.

Saturday 10:30 z
A trough could bring showers and storms to Qld, the NT and WA’s northeast, potentially heavy in Qld. Another trough and a front may trigger showers and storms over WA’s south later. A high will send showery easterly winds over NSW while keeping Vic, Tas and SA mainly dry.

Sunday 10:30 z
A moisture-laden trough could bring heavy showers and storms, some intense, to the NT, Qld and far northern NSW. Another trough could trigger showers and storms over WA’s east. A high will send showery easterly winds over NSW while keeping Vic, Tas and SA mainly dry.

Monday 10:30 z
Showers and storms should ease for WA’s southeast, briefly shifting into SA’s west as a trough weakens. Another trough may trigger showers and storms, some intense, over WA’s northeast, the NT, Qld and far northern NSW. A few showers for coastal NSW. Dry elsewhere with a high.

Tuesday 10:30 z
A trough in the east may continue to trigger showers and storms, some intense over Qld and northern NSW. A trough in the west may bring showers and storms to WA, the NT and SA, potentially reaching southwest Vic and western Tas late in the day.