Synoptic
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Summary Issued Wednesday 19:48 EDT
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Wednesday 20:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina is currently to north of the NT and driving showers & the odd storms over the Top End. Humid, unstable air extends from the tropics, bringing showers and storms to central & south...
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Thursday 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina brings rain and storms to the northern tropics. A humid, unstable airmass over southern WA will bring showers and storms, extending into SA's west. A front and cool change sends s...
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Friday 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina maintains heavy rain and intense storms over the NT's Top End. A humid, unstable air mass sends showers and storms to far north Qld and SA, clearing over southern WA. Onshore wind...
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Saturday 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina near the Top End drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. A cold front brings cooling rain and storms to southern WA. Onshore winds feeding unstable ...
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Sunday 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina near the Top End drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Areas of low pressure trigger storms about far north Qld, the central interior and eastern ...
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Monday 11:00 EDT
A tropical low near WA's north drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Remnants of the system extend a moisture band to the east, bringing widespread showers and some sto...
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Tuesday 11:00 EDT
A tropical low near WA's north drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Remnants of the system extend a moisture band to the east, bringing widespread showers and some sto...
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Wednesday 20:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 19:48 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina is currently to north of the NT and driving showers & the odd storms over the Top End. Humid, unstable air extends from the tropics, bringing showers and storms to central & southwest WA and Qld's north & east. Gusty showers spread over Tas with a cold front Back to summary ›
Thursday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:01 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina brings rain and storms to the northern tropics. A humid, unstable airmass over southern WA will bring showers and storms, extending into SA's west. A front and cool change sends showers over Tas, eastern Vic and up the eastern seaboard, with the odd storm. Back to summary ›
Friday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:05 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina maintains heavy rain and intense storms over the NT's Top End. A humid, unstable air mass sends showers and storms to far north Qld and SA, clearing over southern WA. Onshore winds feeding unstable air bring showers & storms to eastern NSW and southern Qld. Back to summary ›
Saturday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:09 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina near the Top End drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. A cold front brings cooling rain and storms to southern WA. Onshore winds feeding unstable air trigger showers & storms to SA, Vic, NSW and southeast Qld, heaviest in NSW Back to summary ›
Sunday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:11 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina near the Top End drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Areas of low pressure trigger storms about far north Qld, the central interior and eastern seaboard, tending to showers in Tas. Onshore showers around a low in WA's south Back to summary ›
Monday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:13 EDT
A tropical low near WA's north drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Remnants of the system extend a moisture band to the east, bringing widespread showers and some storms, mainly in NSW. A low drives onshore showers to WA's southwest. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 11:00 EDT Issued Wednesday 15:15 EDT
A tropical low near WA's north drives heavy rain and intense storms to northern parts of WA & the NT. Remnants of the system extend a moisture band to the east, bringing widespread showers and some storms, mainly in NSW. A low drives onshore showers to WA's southwest. Back to summary ›
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