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Australian Chart Summary
Wednesday - Latest
Southeasterly winds are causing isolated showers along the QLD and northern NSW coasts. A slow-moving high is keeping the remainder of eastern and central Australia clear, leading to another chilly night. A trough stretching from WA into SA is triggering patchy rain and storms.
Thursday 22:00 EST
Moist southeasterly winds will generate showers along the nation's east coast. A front and trough will trigger showers and storms in southern WA and western SA. A large high should maintain dry conditions elsewhere.
Friday 22:00 EST
A broad high will direct showery southeast winds onto QLD's east coast, while keeping NSW mostly clear and dry. A front and trough will produce showers in TAS and southwest VIC, bringing a cooler change. A high will clear the southwest.
Saturday 22:00 EST
A high over the Bight will direct moist onshore winds into southern SA, TAS and southern VIC, generating showers. Southeasterlies should continue to produce showers on the east QLD coast. The west will remain clear with dry east-northeast winds.
Sunday 22:00 EST
Moist easterly winds should trigger showers along eastern QLD and the norhthern NSW coastline. A trough in the west may trigger a few showers in southern WA. Warm and dry air from the interior will keep the south mostly clear.
Monday 22:00 EST
Easterly winds and an inland trough should trigger locally heavy showers and the odd storm in eastern QLD. A trough may trigger showers in southern WA. A high pressure ridge should keep western NSW, VIC and SA mostly dry, while directing showery westerlies into TAS.
Tuesday 22:00 EST
Moist easterlies feeding into a trough over QLD may produce showers. A front and trough should generate showers and storms in southern WA. A broad region of low pressure may cause heavy showers in the northern Top End.
