Synoptic
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Summary Issued Wednesday 15:07 EST
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Wednesday 15:00 EST
A front is bringing colder showery winds to TAS as a trough generates rain in SA, VIC and southern NSW. A low is causing thundery showers over western and southern WA, mainly inland. Another trough is ...
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Friday 08:00 EST
The tail end of a front will spread showers along the NSW coast, clearing later. Another front will clip TAS, renewing showers in the south. A low and troughs will generate heavy rain and storms over s...
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Saturday 08:00 EST
A trough and low will deepen, bringing areas of heavy rain to northern, central and southern Australia. There should be thunderstorms embedded in this too. A high will clear rain from the west with ons...
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Sunday 08:00 EST
A low and trough will spread strong winds, rain and storms into eastern Australia, heavy over the eastern interior and southeast. The low will directer colder winds into southern Australia, while a hig...
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Monday 08:00 EST
A trough will push rain, heavy in places, across the eastern interior, spreading through much of NSW and QLD by the end of the day. A low will drive stronger winds and showers over southern VIC and TAS...
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Tuesday 08:00 EST
A trough should stall over QLD and northeast NSW, maintaining rain and isolated thunderstorms. A trough over the northwest tropics will generate afternoon showers and storms. A high will cause showers ...
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Wednesday 15:00 EST Issued Wednesday 15:07 EST
A front is bringing colder showery winds to TAS as a trough generates rain in SA, VIC and southern NSW. A low is causing thundery showers over western and southern WA, mainly inland. Another trough is causing a few showers in the tropics as a high keeps the east coast mostly dry.The sub-tropical jet has moved further south, allowing warmer air to reach the southeast. It is also helping to send cloud across the south and for rain to fall near the trough. The polar jet is directing a cold front across TAS. Back to summary ›
Friday 08:00 EST Issued Tuesday 21:40 EST
The tail end of a front will spread showers along the NSW coast, clearing later. Another front will clip TAS, renewing showers in the south. A low and troughs will generate heavy rain and storms over southern WA, whilst drawing humid air from the Top End, delivering patchy rain. Back to summary ›
Saturday 08:00 EST Issued Tuesday 21:44 EST
A trough and low will deepen, bringing areas of heavy rain to northern, central and southern Australia. There should be thunderstorms embedded in this too. A high will clear rain from the west with onshore winds bringing some showers to southern WA. Back to summary ›
Sunday 08:00 EST Issued Tuesday 21:45 EST
A low and trough will spread strong winds, rain and storms into eastern Australia, heavy over the eastern interior and southeast. The low will directer colder winds into southern Australia, while a high clears rain and showers from WA and the central interior. Back to summary ›
Monday 08:00 EST Issued Tuesday 21:48 EST
A trough will push rain, heavy in places, across the eastern interior, spreading through much of NSW and QLD by the end of the day. A low will drive stronger winds and showers over southern VIC and TAS. A high will keep most of WA clear, with fresh easterly winds in the Gascoyne. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 08:00 EST Issued Tuesday 21:51 EST
A trough should stall over QLD and northeast NSW, maintaining rain and isolated thunderstorms. A trough over the northwest tropics will generate afternoon showers and storms. A high will cause showers and cool southerlies to ease over VIC and TAS, with the odd alpine snow flurry. Back to summary ›
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