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Wednesday 13:30 z

A front is bringing strong winds, rain, showers & storms to SA, Tas, Vic & western NSW. Another cold front and low are bringing blustery winds, showers & a few storms to WA's west & south, mainly the southwest. Isolated showers about the coasts of Qld & the NT due to moist winds.

Thursday 11:30 z

Cold fronts should bring damaging winds, widespread showers & isolated storms to SA, NSW, Vic & Tas, with showers over southern parts of the NT & Qld. Showery onshore winds should develop persist over southwest WA behind a front and develop over the eastern Top End and Qld.

Friday 11:30 z

Damaging winds behind a front with showers, isolated storms and showers will persist for NSW, Vic & Tas, falling as snow about the alps and elevated Tas while a high will clear SA. Showers over southern parts of the NT & Qld. Some showery winds for Qld, southwest WA & the Top End

Saturday 11:30 z

Gusty cold SW'ly winds behind a front will maintain a few showers & snow to Tas and the mainland Alps. Winds could bring light showers in parts of SA, NSW & WA around a high and showery winds over north Qld. Unstable airmasses should produce showers over inland NT & WA.

Sunday 11:30 z

Cold, gusty S'ly winds should bring showers to coastal NSW, Qld & eastern Tas, while most showers clear from the remaining southeast during the day with a strong high. Unstable airmasses should produce showers over inland NT & WA early, before easing. A front will approach WA.

Monday 11:30 z

Cold, gusty S'ly to SE'ly winds should bring showers to coastal NSW, Qld, eastern Tas, Vic and eastern parts of the NT. An area of low pressure should produce showers over west and southwest WA. Mostly dry elsewhere under a broad ridge of high pressure.

Tuesday 11:30 z

Cold and gusty S'ly to SE'ly winds should bring showers to coastal NSW, Qld, eastern Tas and Vic. A low pressure area should produce showers over WA, with a potential for some isolated storms. Mostly dry elsewhere under a broad ridge of high pressure.