Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Thursday 19:42 EST
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Thursday 20:00 EST
Warm and humid winds feeding a band of instability over the interior triggers showers and thunderstorms. The first of two cold fronts is approaching Tas, developing showers there and over southwest Vic. Highs send a few onshore showers to north Qld and southwest WA.
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Friday 10:00 EST
A front sends strong winds, showers, small hail & colder air to Tas & Vic and snow to highland Tas. Instability extends across the southern and eastern interior, bringing rain and storms. Highs send onshore showers to WA's south and the northern tropics and keep elsewhere dry.
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Saturday 10:00 EST
Strong, wintry winds over the southeast behind a front bring showers, small hail & highland snow to Tas. Rain & storms will occur in NSW's north, Qld's south & west tending patchy the NT & tropics in areas of moist, unstable air. Onshore showers ease over WA's south around a high
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Sunday 10:00 EST
Brisk winds & showers will ease in WA's south & SA but persist over Tas, Vic & southern NSW in the wake of a front. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas and the Vic & NSW Alps. Showers & storms will affect Qld's east & across the northern tropics in moist, unstable air.
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Monday 10:00 EST
Showers across the southeast in brisk southwesterly winds, falling as snow in highland Tas & in alpine Vic & NSW. Rain & storms for Qld and the far northern tropics due areas of moist, unstable air. A high sends onshore showers to the eastern seaboard and keeps elsewhere dry.
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Tuesday 10:00 EST
A broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds to Tas, Vic and over the eastern seaboard, whilst keeping elsewhere dry and settled. The onshore winds will feed moist, unstable air in far north Qld, triggering the odd storm. Winds tend warm in WA.
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Wednesday 10:00 EST
A broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds to Tas, Vic and over the eastern seaboard, whilst keeping elsewhere dry and settled. The onshore winds will feed moist, unstable air in far north Qld, triggering the odd storm. Winds tend warm in WA.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 20:00 ESTWarm and humid winds feeding a band of instability over the interior triggers showers and thunderstorms. The first of two cold fronts is approaching Tas, developing showers there and over southwest Vic. Highs send a few onshore showers to north Qld and southwest WA.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 ESTA front sends strong winds, showers, small hail & colder air to Tas & Vic and snow to highland Tas. Instability extends across the southern and eastern interior, bringing rain and storms. Highs send onshore showers to WA's south and the northern tropics and keep elsewhere dry.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 ESTStrong, wintry winds over the southeast behind a front bring showers, small hail & highland snow to Tas. Rain & storms will occur in NSW's north, Qld's south & west tending patchy the NT & tropics in areas of moist, unstable air. Onshore showers ease over WA's south around a high
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 ESTBrisk winds & showers will ease in WA's south & SA but persist over Tas, Vic & southern NSW in the wake of a front. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas and the Vic & NSW Alps. Showers & storms will affect Qld's east & across the northern tropics in moist, unstable air.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 ESTShowers across the southeast in brisk southwesterly winds, falling as snow in highland Tas & in alpine Vic & NSW. Rain & storms for Qld and the far northern tropics due areas of moist, unstable air. A high sends onshore showers to the eastern seaboard and keeps elsewhere dry.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 ESTA broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds to Tas, Vic and over the eastern seaboard, whilst keeping elsewhere dry and settled. The onshore winds will feed moist, unstable air in far north Qld, triggering the odd storm. Winds tend warm in WA.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 ESTA broad high pressure ridge over the Bight sends showers in onshore winds to Tas, Vic and over the eastern seaboard, whilst keeping elsewhere dry and settled. The onshore winds will feed moist, unstable air in far north Qld, triggering the odd storm. Winds tend warm in WA.
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