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Summary Issued Saturday 13:28 EST
- Sunday 11:00 EST
  
  A high ridging east should cause strong winds, showers & large waves to ease on eastern NSW & southeast QLD, while bringing a cold morning to much of SA, inland VIC, NSW, QLD & the southern NT. Brisk showery winds should redevelop in southern VIC & TAS.
- Monday 11:00 EST
  
  Cool southerly winds persisting over TAS and southern VIC should maintain showers. Some showers should also develop on the NSW coast as a cooler southerly change moves through. A high will keep much of the country dry; cool in the southeast, warmer in the west.
- Tuesday 11:00 EST
  
  A high will edge east, clearing most showers from TAS and bringing another cold morning to the southeast, particularly over the inland. Showers persisting in eastern NSW and QLD in onshore winds. Dry and gusty easterlies for the NT and WA around the high.
- Wednesday 11:00 EST
  
  Showers for western TAS as a high sends moist westerly winds over the state. Some showers persisting for eastern NSW and QLD in onshore winds around a high, while inland areas should see another cool morning. Dry with gusty easterlies around the high for the NT and WA.
- Thursday 11:00 EST
  
  Showers should persist in eastern NSW & QLD in SE winds. A weak front should cause showers in TAS. The high in the south should drive dry, warm & gusty E'ly to NE'lies winds over western WA & cooler SE'lies over central & eastern AUS, leading to a cool morning over inland areas.
- Friday 11:00 EST
  
  Showers in eastern NSW & eastern Vic & Tas in SE winds behind a low. Moist SE winds should continue to drive showers along the QLD coast. Humid, but warm with a few showers in western WA. A high will maintain cooler conditions over central & eastern AUS.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EST

A high ridging east should cause strong winds, showers & large waves to ease on eastern NSW & southeast QLD, while bringing a cold morning to much of SA, inland VIC, NSW, QLD & the southern NT. Brisk showery winds should redevelop in southern VIC & TAS.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EST

Cool southerly winds persisting over TAS and southern VIC should maintain showers. Some showers should also develop on the NSW coast as a cooler southerly change moves through. A high will keep much of the country dry; cool in the southeast, warmer in the west.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EST

A high will edge east, clearing most showers from TAS and bringing another cold morning to the southeast, particularly over the inland. Showers persisting in eastern NSW and QLD in onshore winds. Dry and gusty easterlies for the NT and WA around the high.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EST

Showers for western TAS as a high sends moist westerly winds over the state. Some showers persisting for eastern NSW and QLD in onshore winds around a high, while inland areas should see another cool morning. Dry with gusty easterlies around the high for the NT and WA.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EST

Showers should persist in eastern NSW & QLD in SE winds. A weak front should cause showers in TAS. The high in the south should drive dry, warm & gusty E'ly to NE'lies winds over western WA & cooler SE'lies over central & eastern AUS, leading to a cool morning over inland areas.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EST

Showers in eastern NSW & eastern Vic & Tas in SE winds behind a low. Moist SE winds should continue to drive showers along the QLD coast. Humid, but warm with a few showers in western WA. A high will maintain cooler conditions over central & eastern AUS.

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