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Summary Issued Thursday 14:02 EDT
- Thursday 08:00 EDT
  
  A low and trough are drawing rain, showers and storms over southern SA with the odd storm also over the NT and Kimberley. Cool and showery over southern WA behind the trough. An approaching cold front is bringing increasing showers to western Tas. Mainly dry elsewhere.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  A cold front, low and trough will track across eastern Australia, causing showers and storms, some intense, in a swath from northeast WA to the NT, Qld, SA, NSW, Vic and Tas. Cool southerly winds behind the trough for WA, moving into SA. Showery onshore winds for northeast Qld.
- Saturday 11:00 EDT
  
  A cold front, low and trough will continue tracking east, firing up intense storms over NSW, Qld, the NT and possibly northeast WA. Cold and showery for Vic and Tas behind the front with highland snow. Cool southerly winds also for SA and southern WA. Showery for northeast Qld.
- Sunday 11:00 EDT
  
  Cold and showery southwesterly winds will continue to stream over Tas, Vic and SA while also taking over in NSW. A trough will bring rain and storms to east Qld and the northern NT. A high will clear SA while starting to send warmer easterly winds over southwest WA.
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  Onshore winds will bring showers to much of eastern Qld and NSW while a cold front will approach SA, Vic and Tas. A trough will deepen over WA, bringing some showers and storms to the inland while helping push warm easterly winds over the west coast. Dry over the interior.
- Tuesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Another cold front should bring a burst of cool, showery weather to Tas, Vic and southeastern NSW. A high pressure ridge will mostly clear SA while maintaining showery easterly winds over east Qld. A trough over WA will continue to gather moisture and warmth, producing storms.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  A high will clear NSW and most of Vic bringing a very cool morning there and for SA. Gusty and showery westerly winds between fronts persisting for Tas. A trough will continue to bring storms for WA while starting to shift eastward. Showery easterly winds for east Qld.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 08:00 EDT

A low and trough are drawing rain, showers and storms over southern SA with the odd storm also over the NT and Kimberley. Cool and showery over southern WA behind the trough. An approaching cold front is bringing increasing showers to western Tas. Mainly dry elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

A cold front, low and trough will track across eastern Australia, causing showers and storms, some intense, in a swath from northeast WA to the NT, Qld, SA, NSW, Vic and Tas. Cool southerly winds behind the trough for WA, moving into SA. Showery onshore winds for northeast Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT

A cold front, low and trough will continue tracking east, firing up intense storms over NSW, Qld, the NT and possibly northeast WA. Cold and showery for Vic and Tas behind the front with highland snow. Cool southerly winds also for SA and southern WA. Showery for northeast Qld.

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Sunday, 11:00 EDT

Cold and showery southwesterly winds will continue to stream over Tas, Vic and SA while also taking over in NSW. A trough will bring rain and storms to east Qld and the northern NT. A high will clear SA while starting to send warmer easterly winds over southwest WA.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

Onshore winds will bring showers to much of eastern Qld and NSW while a cold front will approach SA, Vic and Tas. A trough will deepen over WA, bringing some showers and storms to the inland while helping push warm easterly winds over the west coast. Dry over the interior.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT

Another cold front should bring a burst of cool, showery weather to Tas, Vic and southeastern NSW. A high pressure ridge will mostly clear SA while maintaining showery easterly winds over east Qld. A trough over WA will continue to gather moisture and warmth, producing storms.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

A high will clear NSW and most of Vic bringing a very cool morning there and for SA. Gusty and showery westerly winds between fronts persisting for Tas. A trough will continue to bring storms for WA while starting to shift eastward. Showery easterly winds for east Qld.

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