Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Thursday 15:05 EST
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Wednesday 10:00 EDT
A tight pressure gradient will bring brisk winds and showers to the south coast of WA, SA, Vic and Tas. Low pressure will bring rain, showers and the odd storm to Vic and parts of NSW. Onshore winds will bring showers and thunderstorms to northern Qld. Dry elsewhere.
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Thursday 11:00 EDT
A front with unstable air will bring patchy rain and the odd storm from the interior to southern NSW, and rain to Vic and Tas. Afternoon showers and storms are likely over northern Qld and extending over the eastern Top End. Onshore winds will bring showers to southwest WA.
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Friday 11:00 EDT
Brisk onshore winds will bring showers to parts of southeast SA, Vic and Tas. A few thunderstorms are expected over northeast NSW and through central Qld in the afternoon and evening. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are again likely about northern Qld and across the NT.
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Saturday 11:00 EDT
A broad area of instability will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms through central and northern Australia and reach into inland central Qld. Brisk winds will continue to bring showers to southeast SA, Vic and Tas. Dry in the west under a developing high pressure ridge.
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Sunday 11:00 EDT
A broad area of instability across the north, central and eastern parts of Australia will bring isolated to scattered showers and storms. Onshore winds with a cold front will bring cloud and rain to Vic, southern NSW, Tas and southeast SA. Elsewhere it will be dry and clear.
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Monday 10:00 EDT
A broad area of instability across north and central parts of Australia will bring isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms. Onshore winds will maintain showers over Tas and southern Vic, while spreading up the east coast. Generally dry and clear in the west under a high.
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Tuesday 10:00 EDT
A broad area of instability across north and central Australia should bring scattered showers and storms. Gusty westerly winds may bring showers across Tas, heaviest in the west. Onshore winds may bring light showers to northeast NSW. Dry, clear, and becoming hot elsewhere.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EDTA tight pressure gradient will bring brisk winds and showers to the south coast of WA, SA, Vic and Tas. Low pressure will bring rain, showers and the odd storm to Vic and parts of NSW. Onshore winds will bring showers and thunderstorms to northern Qld. Dry elsewhere.
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Thursday, 11:00 EDTA front with unstable air will bring patchy rain and the odd storm from the interior to southern NSW, and rain to Vic and Tas. Afternoon showers and storms are likely over northern Qld and extending over the eastern Top End. Onshore winds will bring showers to southwest WA.
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Friday, 11:00 EDTBrisk onshore winds will bring showers to parts of southeast SA, Vic and Tas. A few thunderstorms are expected over northeast NSW and through central Qld in the afternoon and evening. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are again likely about northern Qld and across the NT.
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Saturday, 11:00 EDTA broad area of instability will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms through central and northern Australia and reach into inland central Qld. Brisk winds will continue to bring showers to southeast SA, Vic and Tas. Dry in the west under a developing high pressure ridge.
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Sunday, 11:00 EDTA broad area of instability across the north, central and eastern parts of Australia will bring isolated to scattered showers and storms. Onshore winds with a cold front will bring cloud and rain to Vic, southern NSW, Tas and southeast SA. Elsewhere it will be dry and clear.
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Monday, 10:00 EDTA broad area of instability across north and central parts of Australia will bring isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms. Onshore winds will maintain showers over Tas and southern Vic, while spreading up the east coast. Generally dry and clear in the west under a high.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EDTA broad area of instability across north and central Australia should bring scattered showers and storms. Gusty westerly winds may bring showers across Tas, heaviest in the west. Onshore winds may bring light showers to northeast NSW. Dry, clear, and becoming hot elsewhere.
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