An unstable airmass over WA is triggering showers and storms, mainly in the north and west. Unstable southeasterly winds are causing the odd shower and storm over far north Qld. Cool moist air ahead of a front will cause showers for west Tas and southern Vic.

Moisture from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Maila will bring heavy rain and storms over north Qld. An unstable air mass will bring showers and storms to western WA. A passing cold front will generate rain over Tas and southern Vic. Dry and clear elsewhere under high pressure.

Moisture from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Maila will fuel heavy rain and storms over north Qld. An unstable air mass will bring showers and storms to western WA. Onshore flow will bring showers to western Tas & southern Vic while high pressure promotes dry weather elsewhere.

Moisture from Ex-TC Maila will fuel more rain and thunderstorms over north Qld and the NT's northeast. Onshore flow will send showers over parts of Tas and Vic. An approaching cold front will bring showers to WA's inland south. Dry over SA and NSW with high pressure.

A low pressure trough over the tropics should bring showers and storms over Qld and the NT. Onshore flow will send showers over Tas and eastern Vic. A cold front should bring showers to SW WA. Dry elsewhere with high pressure.

A low pressure trough over the tropics should bring showers and storms over north Qld and the NT. Dry elsewhere under high pressure.

A low pressure trough over the tropics should bring showers and storms over north Qld and the NT. Onshore flow behind a decayed cold front brings showers to Tas and Vic. Dry elsewhere under high pressure.