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Summary Issued Friday 12:38 EST
- Friday 12:00 EST
  
  Moist, blustery southwesterly winds are directing a few showers over southern SA and VIC. A weak front is bringing showers to western TAS. A broad high is keeping elsewhere dry, with gusty winds over northern parts of Australia resulting in elevated FDRs.
- Saturday 22:00 EST
  
  A trough fed with tropical moisture will bring showers and storms to WA's west. A low with a trough and front will generate showers and highland snow over TAS, and parts of VIC, and southern NSW. A high will lead to dry and settled conditions elsewhere.
- Sunday 22:00 EST
  
  A trough and front will cross the west coast generating gusty showers and some storms. A southerly change in the wake of a front will run up the NSW and southern QLD coasts leading to a few showers. Onshore winds around a high will bring a few showers to the QLD's east coast.
- Monday 22:00 EST
  
  A frontal system and trough will affect the WA's south & west leading to showers & powerful winds, potentially damaging. An onshore flow along the NSW and eastern QLD coasts will cause a few showers. High pressure will keep elsewhere settled.
- Tuesday 22:00 EST
  
  Multiple fronts should generate showers, thunderstorms, and strong winds over WA's west and south, southern SA, VIC, and TAS. Moist winds look to trigger a few showers along the QLD's east coast. A dry airmass and high pressure should keep elsewhere settled.
- Wednesday 22:00 EST
  
  A series of fronts and troughs will cross southern AUS, generating gusty showers, highland snow, and thunderstorms. Moist winds should direct a few showers over eastern QLD and the far northern tropics. High pressure should bring settled weather elsewhere.
- Thursday 22:00 EST
  
  Cold fronts should affect southeastern Australia, bringing brisk winds and showers. A trough, combined with onshore winds, should generate showers over eastern QLD. A cool, moist flow may direct a few showers over southwestern WA. Settled elsewhere due to high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 12:00 EST

Moist, blustery southwesterly winds are directing a few showers over southern SA and VIC. A weak front is bringing showers to western TAS. A broad high is keeping elsewhere dry, with gusty winds over northern parts of Australia resulting in elevated FDRs.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EST

A trough fed with tropical moisture will bring showers and storms to WA's west. A low with a trough and front will generate showers and highland snow over TAS, and parts of VIC, and southern NSW. A high will lead to dry and settled conditions elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EST

A trough and front will cross the west coast generating gusty showers and some storms. A southerly change in the wake of a front will run up the NSW and southern QLD coasts leading to a few showers. Onshore winds around a high will bring a few showers to the QLD's east coast.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 22:00 EST

A frontal system and trough will affect the WA's south & west leading to showers & powerful winds, potentially damaging. An onshore flow along the NSW and eastern QLD coasts will cause a few showers. High pressure will keep elsewhere settled.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EST

Multiple fronts should generate showers, thunderstorms, and strong winds over WA's west and south, southern SA, VIC, and TAS. Moist winds look to trigger a few showers along the QLD's east coast. A dry airmass and high pressure should keep elsewhere settled.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 22:00 EST

A series of fronts and troughs will cross southern AUS, generating gusty showers, highland snow, and thunderstorms. Moist winds should direct a few showers over eastern QLD and the far northern tropics. High pressure should bring settled weather elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EST

Cold fronts should affect southeastern Australia, bringing brisk winds and showers. A trough, combined with onshore winds, should generate showers over eastern QLD. A cool, moist flow may direct a few showers over southwestern WA. Settled elsewhere due to high pressure.

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