A cool southeasterly change is spreading north over NSW, but is only causing scattered light showers in the east. A high is clearing southern Australia while directing cool southerlies into the southeast. Troughs are triggering showers and storms over northeast QLD and WA.

A high will dry out much of the southeastern inland, but direct onshore winds along the NSW coast, bringing scattered showers. A trough will generate showers and storms over eastern QLD and also the tropics. Easterly winds will warm the interior and turn hotter in the west.

A trough in the east, will draw showers and storms across inland QLD and NSW. Onshore winds will push a few showers along the eastern seaboard. A high will keep SA and the rest of the southeast drier and warmer, whilst sending hotter easterly winds onto the west coast.

A large high pressure system will keep much of the southeast dry, whilst pushing onshore winds and showers onto the east coast. A trough will develop storms over the eastern interior. A trough in the west could trigger a few inland storms. Hot northeast winds in WA. Warm in SA.

A broad trough through the interior will trigger showers and storms. A high in the Tasman Sea will direct cool, showery winds over the east coast. The high will send warmer northeasterlies into the southeast. Hot northerly winds in WA ahead of a late cool, showery change.

A high will drive cool showery winds over the east coast, whist helping keep the southeastern inland dry and a little warmer. Troughs across the interior and tropics should trigger storms. Warm to hot winds over the interior and south ahead of a weakening cool change in WA.

A high will keep much of the southeast dry and warmer, whilst directing cool showery winds over the east coast. Storms in the northwestern tropics near a low. Warm to hot over the south and west, ahead of a trough and cooler change bringing a few showers.