Showers and storms associated with low pressure extend from the Kimberley region across inland NT and into western Qld and NSW. Scattered storms continue over inland southern WA. A moist airflow associated with high pressure brings showers to eastern NSW and Qld.

A trough brings heavy showers and storms to north WA, NT, Qld and northern NSW. Second trough triggers showers and storms over east WA. A high directs showery easterly winds over NSW, but keeps Vic, Tas and SA dry. High near WA will bring showers to the southwest.

Showers and storms will ease for WA’s southeast, pushing into western SA as a trough weakens. Another trough will trigger showers and storms over northeast WA, the NT, Qld and far north NSW. A high will drive a few showers onto coastal NSW. Dry elsewhere with a high.

A high over the Tasman may drive showers onto coastal NSW and QLD. A trough in the east may produce showers and storms over inland NSW and QLD. Another trough in the west may bring showers and storms to WA, the NT, SA, and potentially reaching southwest Vic & Tas late in the day.

A trough reaching from northwest WA to Tas may produce showers and storms over WA, the NT, SA, west NSW, Vic and Tas. Moist winds from a high over the Tasman Sea may bring showers to coastal NSW and Qld.

Moist northerly winds feeding into a trough may generate showers and storms, some heavy, over Qld and NSW. Another trough should trigger showers & storms over northeast WA, NT, SA, Vic and TAS. A cold front should generate showers over southwest WA.

Moist northerly winds feeding into a trough could generate showers and storms, some heavy, over NT, Qld and NSW. A cold front and trough may generate showers over SA, VIC and TAS. A high west of WA should direct showers onto southwest WA.