Synoptic Chart for Australia

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Sunday 19:30 z

Low pressure troughs and unstable air masses are generating widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across WA, the NT, Qld and northeastern NSW. Southerly winds sending showers over eastern NSW, Vic and Tas. Onshore winds sending showers over southern WA. Clear elsewhere.

Monday 10:30 z

Showers and storms, some intense, for northeast WA, the NT Top End, Qld and NSW in active troughs. Another trough will trigger showers and storms over WA’s south. A cold front will bring gusty winds and showers to Tas, Vic and southeast NSW. Dry over SA with high pressure.

Tuesday 10:30 z

Troughs could trigger showers and storms, some intense, over WA, SA’s northwest, the NT, and Qld’s north and east. A cold front may trigger showers and storms over eastern NSW and gusty showers over Vic and Tas. Dry, settled and mostly clear for SA with a high pressure ridge.

Wednesday 10:30 z

A broad trough could trigger showers and storms, some intense, across WA and the NT Top End. Another trough and a cold front in the east may trigger a few showers and storms over far eastern Qld and far eastern NSW. Generally dry elsewhere with high pressure.

Thursday 10:30 z

A broad trough could trigger showers and storms, some intense, across WA, the NT and western SA. A broad high pressure ridge in the east will keep much of SA, Vic and Tas dry while clearing showers over NSW. Showery onshore winds for eastern Qld.

Friday 10:30 z

A broad trough of low pressure should generate showers and thunderstorms across eastern WA as well as parts of the NT and SA. A high over the Tasman Sea should direct showers across coastal NSW and Qld. High pressure should keep the eastern interior dry.

Saturday 10:30 z

A broad trough of low pressure should trigger showers and thunderstorms across parts of WA, the NT, SA and Qld. High pressure should provide mainly dry weather for Vic, Tas and much of NSW. Onshore winds should bring a few showers to southern WA.