A trough over eastern WA, SA, southern and central Vic & Tas causes the odd shower. Moist onshore winds will drive isolated showers over coastal parts of Qld and NSW. High pressure will maintain dry conditions over most of the country.

A broad high will direct a few coastal showers over Tas, northern SA, Vic, coastal NSW, eastern Qld, and the eastern Top End. The high will maintain dry conditions elsewhere over the country, with cold mornings in the southeast.

A cold front will bring gusty showers to western WA. A broad high will direct coastal showers over eastern Vic, NSW, east Qld, and the eastern Top End. A trough will generate showers & the odd storm for inland Qld, NSW & SA. The high should maintain dry conditions elsewhere.

A deep low pressure system will bring showers, storms and strong winds to south and west WA. A surface trough will generate showers over inland Qld and inland NSW. The circulation around a high should direct showers over western Tas, eastern NSW, Qld and the NT.

A deep low pressure system to the south should maintain showers and gusty winds over south and central WA. Onshore flow should direct coastal showers over northern Tas, NSW, eastern Qld and northeast NT. A weak trough may generate showers over inland Qld and northern NSW.

A broad low over the Bight should maintain gusty showers over southern WA & southern SA. A trough should generate showers & isolated storms over northern SA, NSW, the Qld interior and the NT's south. Onshore winds should bring coastal showers to Tas & eastern parts of Qld & NSW.

Onshore winds could bring showers across southwest WA. A trough could bring more significant showers to western inland Qld, NSW, eastern SA, Vic and Tas, where a high pressure system over NZ could also send showers in onshore winds over the coast of NSW and Qld.