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Synoptic Chart Australia - D0 Friday, 15:00 EST

A trough and low over SA continue to deepen, delivering heavy rain and severe thunderstorms. Northerly winds are strengthening ahead of the trough, causing cloud to spread further over NSW, VIC and TAS, with patchy rain. Cool onshore winds are bringing showers to WA's south.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D1 Saturday, 22:00 EST

A low and trough will spread heavy rain and storms into eastern Australia, heaviest over the interior and southeast. The low and a front will bring cool showery winds over SA and strong winds to VIC and TAS. A high will clear WA with the odd light shower on the south coast.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D2 Sunday, 22:00 EST

A trough will continue to spread heavy rain through QLD, easing from northeast NSW. A low will quickly head away from the southeast, easing winds and showers over SA, VIC and TAS with some Alpine snow. A high in the Bight will keep most of WA and the central interior dry.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D3 Monday, 22:00 EST

A trough will push east, allowing rain to contract to eastern QLD. Another trough over the northwest tropics will generate rain and storms over the NT and northern parts of WA. A front will approach southwest WA bringing a few showers, while a high keeps southern Australia dry.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D4 Tuesday, 22:00 EST

A high will move over eastern Australia, keeping conditions clear while sending a few showers over northeast QLD in onshore winds. A trough stretching through the country's interior will bring areas of rain and storms. A weak front will clip southern WA causing a few showers.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D5 Wednesday, 22:00 EST

A broad high over the east will keep much of VIC, NSW and QLD dry. A series of troughs over the interior will generate areas of rain and storms over the NT, SA and later for QLD. Onshore winds will send a few showers into southwest WA, while warmer winds build over the interior.

Synoptic Chart Australia - D6 Thursday, 22:00 EST

A weak front should pass over southeast Australia, bringing a colder change with showers and some Alpine snow to VIC and TAS. A series of troughs over the country's interior may generate areas of rain, while onshore winds bring a few showers to southwest WA.


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