Friday, 19:00 EST
A high is clearing skies from SA, NSW, VIC and TAS whilst bringing a cool night to the inland. A front is bringing a burst of showers to the southwest. A trough is triggering thundery showers about the WA/SA border, while ahead of this winds are tending fresh and dry northwesterl
Saturday, 22:00 EST
A cold front will bring a burst of strong winds and showers to southwest WA as a trough triggers showers inland over SA. A high will keep skies clear over the southeast, leading to another frosty morning. The high will direct onshore winds and showers onto the east coast.
Sunday, 22:00 EST
A cold front should cross WA into SA, spreading showers, thunder and cooler westerly winds along the coast and further inland. A Tasman high should maintain light showers on the QLD coast, heaviest about the south. Dry in the far west under another high.
Monday, 22:00 EST
A low may spread showers and rain over SA, NSW, VIC, and far southeast NT. The heaviest of these showers will be along coast of SA and VIC. Onshore winds will bring showers to the QLD and west coast of SA and the southeast coast of WA. Mostly clear elsewhere under a high.
Tuesday, 22:00 EST
A low should linger somewhere over southern Australia which will cause patchy rain over the southeast. A trough should bring showers to inland QLD and NSW. Onshore winds will bring showers to the QLD coast. A high should keep most of the north and west dry.
Wednesday, 22:00 EST
A trough should cross eastern Australia, bringing widespread showers to eastern QLD, NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds may bring light showers to much of the SA coast. A trough and front should spread a few showers throughout southwest WA.
Thursday, 22:00 EST
A trough should continue to bring isolated showers to southern WA and into western SA. Weakening westerly winds will maintain showers along the SA, VIC and west TAS coasts, gradually easing as the day wanes. A high will clear skies from over NSW and QLD.
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