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Summary Issued Saturday 11:31 EST
- Sunday 10:00 EST
  
  Gusty onshore winds around high pressure could bring showers, some heavy, to northeast NSW, eastern Qld & the NT’s north. A cold front may send gusty showers to southwest WA. A ridge of high pressure should maintain dry conditions elsewhere, tending warm over SA & Vic.
- Monday 10:00 EST
  
  High pressure ridges could maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds over southwest WA and eastern parts of NSW & Qld. Showers tend to rain over northern parts of the NT & Qld. A cold front increases showers over Tas.
- Tuesday 10:00 EST
  
  High pressure may continue to bring largely dry conditions to much of the country, and send onshore showers across the east coast & southwest WA. Moist easterly winds may bring showers & storms to the NT’s Top End & far north Qld. Showers for Tas in a deep, moist westerly airflow
- Wednesday 10:00 EST
  
  High pressure may bring largely dry conditions to the west of the country, and send onshore showers across the east coast. Moist easterly winds may bring showers & storms to northern parts of the NT & Qld. Gusty showers with a cold front in Tas and coastal SA & Vic
- Thursday 10:00 EST
  
  A moist SW air flow behind a cold front will direct showers over parts of Tas and Vic. A moist SE flow will bring showers to parts of Qld. Elsewhere, a broad ridge of high pressure will maintain widespread dry conditions across much of the nation.
- Friday 10:00 EST
  
  Moist SE winds are expected to bring showers to NE NSW and eastern Qld. Gusty W winds will bring showers to Tas, mainly in the state's west. Meanwhile, generally dry conditions will persist elsewhere beneath a broad region of high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST

Gusty onshore winds around high pressure could bring showers, some heavy, to northeast NSW, eastern Qld & the NT’s north. A cold front may send gusty showers to southwest WA. A ridge of high pressure should maintain dry conditions elsewhere, tending warm over SA & Vic.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 EST

High pressure ridges could maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds over southwest WA and eastern parts of NSW & Qld. Showers tend to rain over northern parts of the NT & Qld. A cold front increases showers over Tas.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EST

High pressure may continue to bring largely dry conditions to much of the country, and send onshore showers across the east coast & southwest WA. Moist easterly winds may bring showers & storms to the NT’s Top End & far north Qld. Showers for Tas in a deep, moist westerly airflow

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EST

High pressure may bring largely dry conditions to the west of the country, and send onshore showers across the east coast. Moist easterly winds may bring showers & storms to northern parts of the NT & Qld. Gusty showers with a cold front in Tas and coastal SA & Vic

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 EST

A moist SW air flow behind a cold front will direct showers over parts of Tas and Vic. A moist SE flow will bring showers to parts of Qld. Elsewhere, a broad ridge of high pressure will maintain widespread dry conditions across much of the nation.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 EST

Moist SE winds are expected to bring showers to NE NSW and eastern Qld. Gusty W winds will bring showers to Tas, mainly in the state's west. Meanwhile, generally dry conditions will persist elsewhere beneath a broad region of high pressure.

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