A strong high over southeast Australia is sending showers onto western Tas, northeast NSW and southeast Qld. The same high drives dry, gusty winds across the north and brings light showers to the Top End. A cold front will bring increasing showers to southwest WA. Dry elsewhere.

A cold front will bring early showers to southwest WA, while a high over southeastern Australia will bring showers to coastal NSW and eastern Qld. The same high will send warm, dry northerlies into SA and gusty winds across the north of the country.

A cold front will bring showers to southeast SA and later Tasmania and Vic. A strong Tasman Sea high will send showers onto the NSW and Qld coasts and maintain gusty winds across the north.

A Tasman Sea high will drive showers to the Qld and north NSW coasts in onshore winds, and maintains gusty winds across the inland north. Low pressure over Tas will produce showers over southern SA, Vic and Tas. Low pressure near northwest WA will generate showers.

Low pressure departing Tas could bring gusty showers across Tas, Vic, southeast SA and southern NSW. High pressure over the interior should maintain showers over the east coast and Top End. Low pressure near the western WA coast may bring increasing showers and the odd storm.

A low over the Tasman Sea should bring showers to Tas, Vic and southeast NSW. A low pressure system should bring gusty showers to much of southern and western WA. High pressure should maintain dry conditions over the interior while onshore winds bring showers to northeast Qld.

A low pressure system should bring showers to parts of southern and western WA. A cold front or trough should generate showers over southeast SA, Vic and Tas. Onshore winds should send showers onto the Qld east coast.