Strong, cold southwesterly winds across the southeast are generating scattered showers and light alpine snow. A trough is triggering light, patchy rain over northern and inland parts of WA. A high in the Bight is keeping the rest of the country dry and settled.

Strong, cold southwesterlies in the southeast will maintain showers in SA, VIC, TAS and southern NSW, with light snow on the Alps. Rain will spread over inland WA in an upper trough. A high will keep the north mainly clear.

As a Tasman low moves east winds will ease over most of the southeast, causing showers to contract to the VIC and TAS coasts. A high in the Bight will bring a cold morning and mostly sunny day to most of the country. An upper trough may trigger patchy rain in western SA.

An approaching front will cause mild northerly winds to strengthen in WA before bringing widespread showers to the west later. A front may clip the southeast bringing a few late showers to TAS, southern NSW and eastern VIC. A high will move east keeping the interior mostly clear.

A weak showery change may push up the east coast before a high clears nudges east, bringing a frosty morning to the eastern inland. A weak front will brush southern WA and then SA with light showers as a trough causes patchy rain over the western interior.

A trough should develop off the QLD coast, causing rain to develop over QLD and northeast NSW. A front will slip south of the Bight, but not before triggering isolated showers along the southern coastline. A trough will bring patchy rain to the WA interior.

Moist easterly winds and a trough should trigger more rain over the east coast while northerly winds bring a mild day to NSW and VIC. A front will surge up into WA, generating thunder and rain, possibly heavy. A ridge will keep the north clear and dry.