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Wednesday 10:30 z
A low is generating rain & thunderstorms across some of northern Australia, heaviest in the NT's west & nearby WA Kimberley. Showers & storms are scattering across QLD, heaviest in the eastern tropics in unstable winds. Highs are keeping much of NSW, Vic, Tas & southern WA dry.

Thursday 10:30 z
Heavy rain & storms will affect WA's north as a low moves west. Showers & storms will scatter across much of northern & central Australia as moisture flows south. A front will bring brisk winds but only the odd shower to SA, Vic & Tas. Hot, gusty winds will persist in WA's west.

Friday 10:30 z
Heavy rain & storms will affect WA's north as a low moves west. Showers & storms will scatter across northern & central Australia as moisture flows south. A few showers & storms will develop in NSW in a trough. A high will clear the south. Hot, gusty winds for WA's west.

Saturday 10:30 z
A low in WA's north has the potential to move offshore & deepen, likely causing rain, storms & winds to intensify. Showers & thunderstorms will continue to scatter across the tropics & the interior in humid, unstable air. Showers & storms are likely in NSW & inland WA in troughs.

Sunday 10:30 z
A low near WA's north has cyclone potential, & could bring intense rain, storms, wind & waves to the area. Showers & storms will continue to scatter across the tropics & the interior in humid, unstable air. Showers & storms are likely in inland WA, SA, Vic & NSW in troughs.

Monday 10:30 z
A low near WA's north has cyclone potential, & may cause intense rain, storms, wind & waves in the area. Showers & storms will continue to scatter across the country's interior & southeaast as humid air feeds slow-moving troughs. Heavy falls are possible in Vic & NSW.

Tuesday 10:30 z
Showers & storms are likely to scatter across the tropics, central Australia & parts of the country's east in broadening troughs. Heavy falls are possible. Heat should be drawn to the southern & eastern inland in these troughs. Highs should keep the south largely dry.