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Summary Issued Thursday 07:58 EST
- Thursday 07:00 EST
  
  Highs are causing winds to ease & most showers to clear in WA, SA, Vic, NSW & the interior, leading to a chilly morning. Northwesterly winds between fronts are maintaining showers in Tas's west. Showers & the odd storm in the Qld's tropics & the NT in warm, unstable air.
- Friday 10:00 EST
  
  A front will bring strong winds, showers, small hail & colder air to SA, Tas & Vic & later snow to highland Tas. Rain & some storms will spread across the interior, NSW & Qld's south as moisture feeds a trough. Showers in tropical Qld & the Top End. A high will clear WA's south.
- Saturday 10:00 EST
  
  Strong, wintry winds will affect SE Aus in the wake of a front, bringing showers, small hail & highland snow, mainly to Tas. Rain & storms will occur in NSW's north, Qld's south & west but only be patchy in the NT & tropics in a broad trough. A high will keep WA largely dry.
- Sunday 10:00 EST
  
  Brisk winds & showers will ease in WA's south & SA but persist for a little longer in Tas, Vic & southern NSW in the wake of a front. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas & the Vic & NSW Alps. Showers & storms will affect Qld's east & across the northern tropics in a trough.
- Monday 10:00 EST
  
  Showers will scatter across the southeast in brisk southwesterly winds & fall as snow in highland Tas & in Alpine Vic & NSW. Further showers & storms for Qld & the far northern tropics due to a trough in the northeast & far north. A high should keep much of elsewhere dry.
- Tuesday 10:00 EST
  
  A high should bring a chilly morning to southern & central Australia & a dry day to much of the country. Showers in the country's southeast should become confined to the coasts due to the high. Winds should turn warmer northeasterly in WA's west. Showers & storms for Qld.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 07:00 EST

Highs are causing winds to ease & most showers to clear in WA, SA, Vic, NSW & the interior, leading to a chilly morning. Northwesterly winds between fronts are maintaining showers in Tas's west. Showers & the odd storm in the Qld's tropics & the NT in warm, unstable air.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 EST

A front will bring strong winds, showers, small hail & colder air to SA, Tas & Vic & later snow to highland Tas. Rain & some storms will spread across the interior, NSW & Qld's south as moisture feeds a trough. Showers in tropical Qld & the Top End. A high will clear WA's south.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 EST

Strong, wintry winds will affect SE Aus in the wake of a front, bringing showers, small hail & highland snow, mainly to Tas. Rain & storms will occur in NSW's north, Qld's south & west but only be patchy in the NT & tropics in a broad trough. A high will keep WA largely dry.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST

Brisk winds & showers will ease in WA's south & SA but persist for a little longer in Tas, Vic & southern NSW in the wake of a front. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas & the Vic & NSW Alps. Showers & storms will affect Qld's east & across the northern tropics in a trough.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 EST

Showers will scatter across the southeast in brisk southwesterly winds & fall as snow in highland Tas & in Alpine Vic & NSW. Further showers & storms for Qld & the far northern tropics due to a trough in the northeast & far north. A high should keep much of elsewhere dry.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EST

A high should bring a chilly morning to southern & central Australia & a dry day to much of the country. Showers in the country's southeast should become confined to the coasts due to the high. Winds should turn warmer northeasterly in WA's west. Showers & storms for Qld.

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