A trough is generating slow-moving storms over southern VIC, leading to severe thunderstorms. Another trough is causing showers and storms to fire up over the QLD interior whilst humid easterly winds bringing showers to the QLD and northeast NSW coast, some thundery.

A weakening trough in the east and moist onshore winds will produce showers over much of the QLD coast with showers and storms continuing through the interior and southeast. A trough in the west will trigger storms over WA. Cooler winds will affect the south behind a trough.

A broad trough fed by cool southerly winds will drive showers and a few storms over inland WA, SA and the southeast, delivering a cooler change and heavier showers and storms to VIC later. Onshore winds will push showers onto the east coast. A few storms in the tropics.

A series of troughs and cool onshore winds will feed showers and storms across parts of the south, especially the southeast. Storms in the north across the interior and tropics under low pressure systems. Cool southeasterlies will bring showers to the east coast.

A trough in the southeast will draw widespread showers and storms across NSW, heaviest in the south and west. A area of low pressure extending through the interior, will deliver showers and storms to WA, the NT, northern SA and QLD. Warmer in the west in northeasterlies.

An area of low pressure over the southern tropics and interior, will bring shower and storms, mainly in the east. Troughs in the southeast, will deliver showers and storms to parts of QLD, NSW, VIC and TAS. Hotter in the west, although remaining slightly cooler on west coast.

A deep trough in the east will spread a cooler showery change through much of NSW and into southeast QLD later. The trough and onshore winds will produce showers and storms through much of northern and inland QLD. Drier and warmer in the south as winds tend northeasterly.