A trough interacting with a cold front is crossing SA, dragging hot air into the southeast ahead of a gusty, cool change. A low is causing heavy heavy storms on the north tropical coast of QLD. Skies are clearing over NSW and southern QLD with to a weakening trough.

A strong front will surge across SA, VIC and TAS during the day, generating gale-force winds, showers and isolated storms. Warm northerly winds will strengthen over VIC and NSW ahead of the front. Rain and storm activity is likely over the tropics in association with the monsoon.

A low pressure trough will push eastwards across NSW, bringing showers, storms and a cooler change to the south. Warm northerly winds will increase over southeast QLD ahead of the trough. Showers and strong winds will ease in SA, VIC and TAS in the wake of a cold front.

A low pressure trough will deepen over eastern Australia, bringing a renewal of shower and storm activity to QLD and NSW. Cool southerly winds will deliver a few showers to southern VIC and TAS. A developing trough over WA will trigger a few storms over the interior.

A deepening low pressure trough will trigger showers and storms across the eastern states, particularly in NSW and QLD. A high pressure ridge will keep southern Australia clear, while directing cool winds into VIC. A trough over WA will cause showers and storms.

A low pressure trough over eastern Australia will deepen further, increasing rain and storm activity, particularly over NSW and VIC. In WA, a low will generate isolated showers and thunderstorms. Thundery showers will persist in the tropics due to an unstable atmosphere.

A deepening low pressure trough extending through the eastern interior should generate widespread rain in QLD, NSW and VIC. Another trough over WA should trigger a few showers and thunderstorms over the southern interior. A high will keep SA and much of the NT dry.