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Monday 10:30 z
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle will bring gusty winds & heavy rain for the Top End and northeast WA. A monsoon maintains rain & storms across the remaining northern tropics. Showers will continue along the east coast in onshore winds and southern WA in a cold front.

Tuesday 08:30 z
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle is taking intense wind, rain & storms to WA's Kimberley, with the odd lingering storm for the NT's Top End. Weak fronts are bringing showers and storms across southwest WA, southeast SA, Vic and Tas. Onshore winds bring gusty showers to the east coast.

Wednesday 10:30 z
Tropical Cyclone Narelle should redevelop near northern WA with heavy rain and winds, and showers & storms for the remaining northern tropics in a trough. An approaching front brings showers & storms to WA's south, Tas & Vic. Gusty showers will begin to ease along the east coast.

Thursday 10:30 z
TC Narelle near the northwest WA coast will bring heavy showers & strong winds. Troughs will bring showers & storms over the northern tropics & western WA. A cold front will drive showers and storms and storms over southeast Aus. An offshore low brings showers to the east coast.

Friday 10:30 z
Tropical Cyclone Narelle near northwest WA and troughs extending east and south will bring showers and storms to the northern tropics and northern and western WA. Gusty showers, heavy rain and alpine snow should extend across southeast Aus and eastern NSW near an offshore low.

Saturday 10:30 z
Tropical Cyclone Narelle should approach western WA, bringing increased heavy rain, damaging winds and storms. Rain, strong winds and alpine snow should continue for Vic and eastern NSW near an offshore low. High pressure should extend north, easing showers for the tropics.

Sunday 10:30 z
Tropical Cyclone Narelle could cross over southwest WA, bringing heavy rain, storms & damaging winds. High pressure building over southeast Aus should confine showers to the coast in onshore winds. The high extending over the continent should bring light showers over the tropics.