A low pressure trough is generating showers and thunderstorms over QLD and northeast NSW. A ridge of high pressure is keeping southern Australia clear, while directing warm easterly winds into WA. A broad area of low pressure is triggering heavy storms across the tropics.

A low pressure trough will bring showers and storms to north-east NSW and QLD, locally heavy. A broad region of low pressure will trigger showers and storms across the tropics. A high will bring clear skies to the country's south and direct warm northeasterly winds into SA.

Easterly winds carrying moisture off the Coral Sea will generate heavy showers along the QLD coast, extending into northeast NSW. A trough in the tropics will produce further heavy storms, particularly in northern WA. A high will direct heat into southeastern states.

Persistent easterly winds will cause showers and storms to continue along eastern QLD and northeastern NSW. Very warm northerly winds will filter into VIC and SA ahead of a trough over the Bight. The monsoon trough will bring rain to the northwest tropics.

A trough will push towards through SA towards VIC, maintaining very warm northerly winds, whilst triggering showers and storms. A cooler southerly change will spread into western SA. Showers will continue in east due to onshore winds, with heavy rain spreading into central QLD.

The monsoon trough will generate heavy rain and storms along the northwest coast of Australia. A low pressure trough and associated front will cross southeastern Australia, brining a cooler change to SA, VIC and TAS. Heavy rain and storms are possible with this change.

A trough in the southeast will cause showers and storms to continue in NSW and eastern VIC. Moisture-laden easterly winds will produce showers and storms in eastern QLD. A broad through in WA and the NT will trigger heavy rain. A ridge will clear the south.