Synoptic
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Summary Issued Wednesday 13:07 EST
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Wednesday 13:00 EST
A cold front crossing TAS is generating powerful winds, rain and highland snow, with strong winds and alpine snow extending to VIC and NSW. A broad high pressure system is leading to a dry and sunny da...
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Thursday 22:00 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will approach WA, generating showers and a few thunderstorms. Gusty southerly winds along the NSW coast will cause rough surf to develop. High pressure elsewhere wi...
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Friday 22:00 EST
Brisk onshore winds in the wake of a cold front may bring showers to southern parts of WA. Warmer winds could filter into SA ahead of this trough. A high pressure system in the east should keep elsewhe...
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Saturday 22:00 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will cross the southeast, causing showers, cold winds and snow. Onshore winds behind the system will produce showers across southern parts of WA and southern SA. Hi...
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Sunday 22:00 EST
A low pressure trough may generate a few shower over NSW and VIC. Onshore winds could generate a few showers over southern VIC and TAS. Another trough developing in the west could produce a storm or tw...
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Monday 22:00 EST
A deepening low pressure trough extending south from QLD into NSW could cause showers and a few thunderstorms. Onshore winds over TAS and along the NSW coast look to generate a few showers. Another tro...
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Tuesday 22:00 EST
A broad low pressure trough and onshore winds could bring a few showers to southeast QLD and eastern NSW. High pressure in the south should bring a settled day in SA. Warm winds look to move south ahea...
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Wednesday 13:00 EST Issued Wednesday 13:07 EST
A cold front crossing TAS is generating powerful winds, rain and highland snow, with strong winds and alpine snow extending to VIC and NSW. A broad high pressure system is leading to a dry and sunny day in most areas with gusty winds over the interior and north. Back to summary ›
Thursday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 07:55 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will approach WA, generating showers and a few thunderstorms. Gusty southerly winds along the NSW coast will cause rough surf to develop. High pressure elsewhere will lead to mostly clear skies, and warm conditions in the north. Back to summary ›
Friday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 07:58 EST
Brisk onshore winds in the wake of a cold front may bring showers to southern parts of WA. Warmer winds could filter into SA ahead of this trough. A high pressure system in the east should keep elsewhere dry and mostly sunny, with warm conditions persisting in the north. Back to summary ›
Saturday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 08:02 EST
A low pressure trough and cold front will cross the southeast, causing showers, cold winds and snow. Onshore winds behind the system will produce showers across southern parts of WA and southern SA. High pressure in the west and far east will bring a mostly sunny day elsewhere. Back to summary ›
Sunday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 08:08 EST
A low pressure trough may generate a few shower over NSW and VIC. Onshore winds could generate a few showers over southern VIC and TAS. Another trough developing in the west could produce a storm or two. High pressure in the south looks to bring a sunny day to SA. Back to summary ›
Monday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 08:17 EST
A deepening low pressure trough extending south from QLD into NSW could cause showers and a few thunderstorms. Onshore winds over TAS and along the NSW coast look to generate a few showers. Another trough in the west may generate patchy rain inland. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 22:00 EST Issued Wednesday 08:19 EST
A broad low pressure trough and onshore winds could bring a few showers to southeast QLD and eastern NSW. High pressure in the south should bring a settled day in SA. Warm winds look to move south ahead of an approaching low pressure system in the far southwest. Back to summary ›
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