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Summary Issued Saturday 14:40 EDT
- Sunday 11:00 EDT
  
  A gusty southerly change behind a cold front generates showers and storms, heaviest in southeast Vic. Instability extends over central Qld and into the northern tropics, bringing showers and storms. The odd shower along the Bight coast. A high clears elsewhere and warms WA.
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  A trough extends from the tropics to the country's east brings showers & storms. Onshore winds ahead of a cold front will bring showers to southeast SA, Vic & Tas. Humid, unstable air filters into WA, bringing showers and storms while drawing in heat. Dry elsewhere.
- Tuesday 11:00 EDT
  
  A broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds over Tas, Vic, southeast SA and along the eastern seaboard, heaviest in Qld and northeast NSW where storms are also likely. Humid, unstable air triggers storms in the northern tropics and central WA.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  A high may maintain settled conditions over the inland southeast, and send onshore showers to northern Qld, Tas, Vic and coastal NSW, heaviest in Tas with a clipping cold front. Humid, unstable air in the northern tropics triggers rain and thunderstorms, extending into central WA
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  Areas of humid instability covering the central-western interior and northern tropics trigger showers and thunderstorms, some intense in the outback. High pressure sends onshore showers to north and southeast Qld, Tas and the Bight coast whilst keeping elsewhere dry.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  Areas of humid instability stretching from the northern tropics, through the central interior and to the southeast and east trigger showers and thunderstorms. High pressure sends onshore showers to much of the eastern seaboard and southwest WA and keeps elsewhere dry.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT

A gusty southerly change behind a cold front generates showers and storms, heaviest in southeast Vic. Instability extends over central Qld and into the northern tropics, bringing showers and storms. The odd shower along the Bight coast. A high clears elsewhere and warms WA.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

A trough extends from the tropics to the country's east brings showers & storms. Onshore winds ahead of a cold front will bring showers to southeast SA, Vic & Tas. Humid, unstable air filters into WA, bringing showers and storms while drawing in heat. Dry elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT

A broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds over Tas, Vic, southeast SA and along the eastern seaboard, heaviest in Qld and northeast NSW where storms are also likely. Humid, unstable air triggers storms in the northern tropics and central WA.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

A high may maintain settled conditions over the inland southeast, and send onshore showers to northern Qld, Tas, Vic and coastal NSW, heaviest in Tas with a clipping cold front. Humid, unstable air in the northern tropics triggers rain and thunderstorms, extending into central WA

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

Areas of humid instability covering the central-western interior and northern tropics trigger showers and thunderstorms, some intense in the outback. High pressure sends onshore showers to north and southeast Qld, Tas and the Bight coast whilst keeping elsewhere dry.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

Areas of humid instability stretching from the northern tropics, through the central interior and to the southeast and east trigger showers and thunderstorms. High pressure sends onshore showers to much of the eastern seaboard and southwest WA and keeps elsewhere dry.

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