A trough and a stream of tropical moisture are causing thunderstorms and heavy showers over the tropics while drawing increasingly heavy rain and thunderstorms into SA, northern Vic and southern and western NSW. Cold fronts crossing Tas are producing showers, mainly in the west.

A tropical moisture stream will maintain showers and thunderstorms over northeast WA and the NT through central Aus into NSW and eastern Vic, heavy over the interior. A trough and dry easterly winds will lead to a hot day for WA’s west. Showery onshore winds for eastern Qld.

A tropical low may approach the northeast Qld coast, producing heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms. The monsoon trough should maintain showers and storms across northern WA and the NT. A trough may trigger showers and thunderstorms over NSW, eastern Vic and southeast Qld.

A tropical low will cross far north Qld, producing heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms. The monsoon trough should maintain showers and storms across northern WA and the NT. Another trough will trigger showers and thunderstorms over NSW, eastern Vic and southeast Qld.

A tropical low may cross the Gulf of Carpentaria, producing heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms over far north Qld and the northeast NT. The monsoon trough should maintain showers and storms across northern WA. A trough may trigger showers and storms over Qld and NSW.

A tropical low may cross the NT Top End into northeast WA, producing heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms. A trough may trigger showers and thunderstorms over eastern NSW and southeast Qld. Fronts crossing the south may bring showers to southern WA, Vic and Tas.

A tropical low may cross northeast WA, producing heavy rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms. A front could bring showers and gusty winds to southern WA. Moist and unstable easterly winds over northeast NSW and southeast Qld could produce showers and thunderstorms.