Synoptic
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Summary Issued Thursday 18:59 EST
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Thursday 18:00 EST
A front are bringing brisk winds and showers to TAS and southern VIC. A high is clearing western VIC and SA and is keeping much of Australia dry. Onshore winds on the northern NSW and QLD coasts are ca...
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Friday 22:00 EST
Brisk southerly winds behind a front will produce showers over southern WA. A trough over WA will begin to move into SA, causing showers and thunderstorms. Ahead of the trough, warm and dry winds will ...
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Saturday 22:00 EST
Warm northerly winds will increase over VIC and western NSW ahead of a trough. Persistent southeasterly winds will continue to generate showers along the QLD coast, some heavy.Brisk cool winds behind a...
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Sunday 22:00 EST
A trough will deepen in the southeast, generating showers and storms, some heavy. A front will cross TAS, bringing rain and possible highland snow. Showery southeasterly winds should remain across the ...
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Monday 22:00 EST
A trough may deepen in the east, causing increased cloud, showers and storms for QLD and NSW. A cold front could clip WA's southwest corner, producing a few showers. A high in the south should bring a ...
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Tuesday 22:00 EST
A trough looks to deepen over QLD and may produce areas of heavy rain and storms. Moist onshore winds are expected to continue along the QLD coast, causing showers. A belt of high pressure in the south...
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Wednesday 22:00 EST
A region of low pressure in the east may cause a few showers and thunderstorms over QLD and NSW. A cold front could cross TAS, generating a few showers and possible highland snow. High pressure in the ...
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Thursday 18:00 EST Issued Thursday 18:59 EST
A front are bringing brisk winds and showers to TAS and southern VIC. A high is clearing western VIC and SA and is keeping much of Australia dry. Onshore winds on the northern NSW and QLD coasts are causing showers. A trough in WA is leading to a warm and thundery afternoon. Back to summary ›
Friday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:18 EST
Brisk southerly winds behind a front will produce showers over southern WA. A trough over WA will begin to move into SA, causing showers and thunderstorms. Ahead of the trough, warm and dry winds will develop over eastern SA. A trough in the north will bring thundery showers. Back to summary ›
Saturday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:21 EST
Warm northerly winds will increase over VIC and western NSW ahead of a trough. Persistent southeasterly winds will continue to generate showers along the QLD coast, some heavy.Brisk cool winds behind a cold front will produce showers to southern WA and parts of SA. Back to summary ›
Sunday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:23 EST
A trough will deepen in the southeast, generating showers and storms, some heavy. A front will cross TAS, bringing rain and possible highland snow. Showery southeasterly winds should remain across the QLD coast. High pressure should build in the west, bringing a sunny day to WA. Back to summary ›
Monday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:24 EST
A trough may deepen in the east, causing increased cloud, showers and storms for QLD and NSW. A cold front could clip WA's southwest corner, producing a few showers. A high in the south should bring a sunny and settled day to most of VIC, SA and southern NT and WA. Back to summary ›
Tuesday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:25 EST
A trough looks to deepen over QLD and may produce areas of heavy rain and storms. Moist onshore winds are expected to continue along the QLD coast, causing showers. A belt of high pressure in the south should bring a mostly sunny day to WA, SA and VIC and a majority of TAS. Back to summary ›
Wednesday 22:00 EST Issued Thursday 07:27 EST
A region of low pressure in the east may cause a few showers and thunderstorms over QLD and NSW. A cold front could cross TAS, generating a few showers and possible highland snow. High pressure in the south and west is leading to a sunny and settled day for SA and WA. Back to summary ›
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