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Monday 17:30 z
A high is causing skies to become mostly clear in SA, Vic, NSW, NT & the interior. Showers are scattering along the Qld coast & western Tas in onshore winds. Patchy light rain is falling in WA as a trough meets an approaching front.

Tuesday 09:30 z
A front will bring blustery winds & showers to WA’s south, then to SA, Tas & Vic. Mild, gusty northerly winds will develop ahed of this front in Tas, Vic & NSW. Showers will continue to scatter along Qld's coast & parts of the NT Top End coast in moist easterly winds.

Wednesday 09:30 z
Fronts will maintain brisk westerly winds & showers in the country's south, mainly Tas. Showers will affect the northeast tropics, mainly the coasts, due to moist easterly winds. Highs will keep much of the remainder of the country dry.

Thursday 09:30 z
A front will bring strong winds, showers, small hail & highland snow to Tas, & blustery winds & showers to Vic & southern NSW. A high will cause wind to ease & most showers to clear in SA. Another front will bring showers to SW WA. Showery onshore winds for the northeast tropics.

Friday 09:30 z
A front will bring gusty winds & showers to WA's south, then SA, Tas, Vic & later southern NSW. A high will then cause wind to ease & most showers to clear in WA, while keeping much of the remainder of the country dry. Just the odd shower for the far northern tropical coasts.

Saturday 09:30 z
A wintry cold front will bring strong winds, showers, small hail & alpine snow to the southeast. Showers will be heaviest in Tas, & snow will fall in the Tas highlands. Another cold front should bring showers and gusty winds to WA's west. Highs will keep much of elsewhere dry.

Sunday 09:30 z
Rain, showers & isolated storms are likely across WA, mainly in the south where a trough should be deepest. A high will cause brisk winds to ease & most showers to clear in SA, Tas, Vic & NSW, while keeping much of elsewhere dry. Unseasonably warm for the country's east & north.