Cool southerly winds are affecting southeast but are only bringing light showers to the coasts. A high is keeping the interior generally dry with cool, gusty southeasterly winds. Warm, dry northeasterlies are blowing in WA as troughs trigger showers and storms in the tropics.

A trough in the east, will draw showers and storms across inland QLD. Fresh southeasterly winds will spread north along the eastern seaboard causing widespread showers. A high will keep the southeast and interior dry, whilst sending hotter northeasterly winds over western WA.

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 northern 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 over Tasmania 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 warm, whilst directing cool showery winds over the east coast. A trough in the northwest will generate showers and thunderstorms, some heavy. A weak cold front will approach the southwest, causing isolated showers or storms.

A near-stationary high over TAS will continue to maintain showery southeasterly winds along the NSW and QLD coasts whilst keeping the south warm and dry. A trough will cause showers and storms to spread across WA while a front clips the southwest, causing showers.