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Summary Issued Sunday 14:12 EST
- Tuesday 10:00 EST
  
  A moist, unstable airstream may bring heavy rain, strong winds and the odd storm to southeast Qld & NSW. A high may send showery winds over southwest Tas & southern mainland coasts while keeping much of the rest of the country dry. Gusty showers for southwest WA & far north Qld.
- Wednesday 10:00 EST
  
  An offshore low will maintain heavy rain, damaging winds, surf and the odd storm in eastern NSW, some reaching northeast Vic and Tas. A weaker offshore low may bring showers and storms to southwest WA. High pressure will keep the remainder dry, trapping cool air over SA.
- Thursday 10:00 EST
  
  An offshore low will move further offshore, sending a S'ly surge up the NSW coast then easing rain, wind and surf in the east. A cold front will bring a few showers to southwest WA, extending up the west coast. A broad high pressure ridge will keep most other areas of the nation
- Friday 10:00 EST
  
  An offshore low will move away from the NSW coast, further easing showers, winds and surf while allowing dry, westerly winds to bring a cold morning in the southeast. Cool southwesterly winds behind a low front should bring showers to southern WA, pushing into SA. Dry in north.
- Saturday 10:00 EST
  
  A low over the Bight may bring showers and storms to SA and southeast WA, extending to western NSW, Vic and Tas late. High pressure will bring a cool morning over the southeast, could push showery easterlies over northeast Qld and will keep the interior and northwest dry.
- Sunday 10:00 EST
  
  A low pressure area should bring showers and storms to Vic, NSW, SA, Qld and maybe Tas. A high will clear most of WA before a cold front starts to approach. Another high will send showery easterly winds over east Qld, while maintaining dry, breezy conditions over the interior.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EST

A moist, unstable airstream may bring heavy rain, strong winds and the odd storm to southeast Qld & NSW. A high may send showery winds over southwest Tas & southern mainland coasts while keeping much of the rest of the country dry. Gusty showers for southwest WA & far north Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EST

An offshore low will maintain heavy rain, damaging winds, surf and the odd storm in eastern NSW, some reaching northeast Vic and Tas. A weaker offshore low may bring showers and storms to southwest WA. High pressure will keep the remainder dry, trapping cool air over SA.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 EST

An offshore low will move further offshore, sending a S'ly surge up the NSW coast then easing rain, wind and surf in the east. A cold front will bring a few showers to southwest WA, extending up the west coast. A broad high pressure ridge will keep most other areas of the nation

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 EST

An offshore low will move away from the NSW coast, further easing showers, winds and surf while allowing dry, westerly winds to bring a cold morning in the southeast. Cool southwesterly winds behind a low front should bring showers to southern WA, pushing into SA. Dry in north.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 EST

A low over the Bight may bring showers and storms to SA and southeast WA, extending to western NSW, Vic and Tas late. High pressure will bring a cool morning over the southeast, could push showery easterlies over northeast Qld and will keep the interior and northwest dry.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST

A low pressure area should bring showers and storms to Vic, NSW, SA, Qld and maybe Tas. A high will clear most of WA before a cold front starts to approach. Another high will send showery easterly winds over east Qld, while maintaining dry, breezy conditions over the interior.

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