Synoptic
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Summary Issued Thursday 09:30 EDT
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Thursday 09:00 EDT
Showers and thunderstorms for northern WA, the NT, and parts of western SA in humid unstable winds. Showers across parts of inland Qld in an increasingly unstable airmass, and for eastern NSW in moistu...
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Friday 11:00 EDT
Low pressure troughs over NSW, Qld, the NT and eastern parts of WA will cause showers and thunderstorms, heaviest over NSW. Thunderstorms may extend to eastern Vic. Onshore winds will bring showers to ...
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Saturday 11:00 EDT
Areas of low pressure will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to NSW, Vic, southern Qld, the NT, north and eastern WA and north and eastern SA. Onshore winds will bring showers to eastern Qld. A...
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Sunday 11:00 EDT
A cold front crossing Tas will bring strong winds, rain and some storms to Tas and gusty showers to coastal Vic. Unstable air will bring scattered showers and storms to NSW, Qld, the NT and northern an...
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Monday 11:00 EDT
A deep low in the Tasman should bring gusty showers to Tas and parts of coastal Vic. Low pressure troughs will bring scattered showers and storms to east and northeast NSW, Qld, the NT and northern and...
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Tuesday 11:00 EDT
Low pressure troughs will bring scattered showers and storms to east and northern NSW, Qld, the NT and north and western WA, heaviest over Qld. Cool westerlies could bring some showers over Tas and sou...
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Wednesday 11:00 EDT
Low pressure troughs should bring areas of heavy rain and storms over northern NSW, Qld, the northern NT and northern WA, heaviest over eastern Qld. Onshore winds may bring the odd storm to southwest W...
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Thursday 09:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:30 EDT
Showers and thunderstorms for northern WA, the NT, and parts of western SA in humid unstable winds. Showers across parts of inland Qld in an increasingly unstable airmass, and for eastern NSW in moisture laden easterly winds. Dry and mostly settled elsewhere under high pressure. Back to summary ›
Friday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:33 EDT
Low pressure troughs over NSW, Qld, the NT and eastern parts of WA will cause showers and thunderstorms, heaviest over NSW. Thunderstorms may extend to eastern Vic. Onshore winds will bring showers to eastern Qld and southern WA. Dry and mostly clear for Tas under high pressure. Back to summary ›
Saturday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:34 EDT
Areas of low pressure will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to NSW, Vic, southern Qld, the NT, north and eastern WA and north and eastern SA. Onshore winds will bring showers to eastern Qld. A cold front will bring some gusty showers across western and southern Tas. Back to summary ›
Sunday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:35 EDT
A cold front crossing Tas will bring strong winds, rain and some storms to Tas and gusty showers to coastal Vic. Unstable air will bring scattered showers and storms to NSW, Qld, the NT and northern and central WA. A high over the bight will keep elsewhere dry and settled. Back to summary ›
Monday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:37 EDT
A deep low in the Tasman should bring gusty showers to Tas and parts of coastal Vic. Low pressure troughs will bring scattered showers and storms to east and northeast NSW, Qld, the NT and northern and western WA. High pressure over the Bight will promote dry weather elsewhere. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:39 EDT
Low pressure troughs will bring scattered showers and storms to east and northern NSW, Qld, the NT and north and western WA, heaviest over Qld. Cool westerlies could bring some showers over Tas and southwest WA. High pressure over the Bight should keep elsewhere dry and settled. Back to summary ›
Wednesday 11:00 EDT Issued Thursday 09:41 EDT
Low pressure troughs should bring areas of heavy rain and storms over northern NSW, Qld, the northern NT and northern WA, heaviest over eastern Qld. Onshore winds may bring the odd storm to southwest WA. High pressure over southern Aus should keep elsewhere dry and settled. Back to summary ›
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