Strong southeasterlies are spreading north along the east coast, bringing showers, mainly to northern NSW and southern QLD. A high is clearing VIC, TAS and SA and is sending dry, brisk winds over the interior. A trough is causing storms in the tropics. Hot northeasterlies in WA.

A large high will keep the southeast generally dry after a cool morning. The high will send fresh southeasterly winds onto the east coast, bringing widespread showers. A trough will take thunderstorms to the NT as hot northeasterly winds affect WA.

A broad trough through the interior will trigger showers and storms. A high east of 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. Troughs across the interior and tropics should trigger storms. Warm to hot winds over the interior and southwest ahead of a weakening cool change in WA.

A high will keep much of the southeast dry and warm, whilst directing showery winds over the east coast. A trough in the west will generate showers and thunderstorms, some heavy. A weak cold front will approach the southwest, causing isolated showers or storms.

A high over the southeast 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.

A high in the Bight will direct onshore winds over VIC and TAS triggering showers. Southeasterly winds will continue to bring coastal showers to NSW and QLD. A trough in WA will generate some showers and storms. Warm easterlies in the interior and into the west.