Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Tuesday 14:50 EST
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Tuesday 08:00 EST
High pressure is keeping much of the country dry, leading to chilly mornings & mild to warm days. Showers are scattered along the eastern seaboard & the NT's Top End in moist easterly winds. Isolated showers are falling across the northern interior in a weak trough.
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Wednesday 10:00 EST
High pressure will remain centred over southern parts of Australia keeping much of the country dry and settled. Onshore winds will bring a few showers to coastal regions of NSW and Qld. Easterly winds in the tropics will bring a few showers and isolated thunderstorms.
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Thursday 10:00 EST
Two areas of high pressure will remain to the south of Australia keeping much of the country dry. Some instability will bring the chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms over central southern Qld. Coastal showers will continue for NSW and Qld. A few showers in the far north.
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Friday 10:00 EST
An area of instability will extend over eastern Qld and NSW with the potential for showers and thunderstorms. Onshore breezes for Qld and NSW will bring a few showers. High pressure centred over southern WA will keep most areas dry and settled. A few showers in far north Qld.
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Saturday 10:00 EST
An area of instability will remain over eastern Qld and NSW bringing the continued risk of heavy showers. High pressure will remain over southern WA bringing dry and settled conditions to much of the country. A few showers for the south coast of Vic and west Tas.
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Sunday 10:00 EST
Onshore winds will bring the risk of showers to eastern NSW and Qld. An extensive area of high pressure centred over the Bight will bring dry and settled conditions to much of the country. A few coastal showers are possible for the SA and Vic coast as well as western Tas.
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Monday 10:00 EST
Moist onshore winds circulating around a high will bring showers to coastal Vic, western Tas, eastern NSW and southeast Qld. SE winds may also bring isolated showers to far north Qld. The rest of the country will be largely dry beneath a broad ridge of high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 08:00 ESTHigh pressure is keeping much of the country dry, leading to chilly mornings & mild to warm days. Showers are scattered along the eastern seaboard & the NT's Top End in moist easterly winds. Isolated showers are falling across the northern interior in a weak trough.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 ESTHigh pressure will remain centred over southern parts of Australia keeping much of the country dry and settled. Onshore winds will bring a few showers to coastal regions of NSW and Qld. Easterly winds in the tropics will bring a few showers and isolated thunderstorms.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 ESTTwo areas of high pressure will remain to the south of Australia keeping much of the country dry. Some instability will bring the chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms over central southern Qld. Coastal showers will continue for NSW and Qld. A few showers in the far north.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 ESTAn area of instability will extend over eastern Qld and NSW with the potential for showers and thunderstorms. Onshore breezes for Qld and NSW will bring a few showers. High pressure centred over southern WA will keep most areas dry and settled. A few showers in far north Qld.
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Saturday, 10:00 ESTAn area of instability will remain over eastern Qld and NSW bringing the continued risk of heavy showers. High pressure will remain over southern WA bringing dry and settled conditions to much of the country. A few showers for the south coast of Vic and west Tas.
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Sunday, 10:00 ESTOnshore winds will bring the risk of showers to eastern NSW and Qld. An extensive area of high pressure centred over the Bight will bring dry and settled conditions to much of the country. A few coastal showers are possible for the SA and Vic coast as well as western Tas.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 ESTMoist onshore winds circulating around a high will bring showers to coastal Vic, western Tas, eastern NSW and southeast Qld. SE winds may also bring isolated showers to far north Qld. The rest of the country will be largely dry beneath a broad ridge of high pressure.
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