Synoptic Charts
-
Summary Issued Friday 20:23 EDT
-
Friday 20:00 EDT
A monsoon trough is generating heavy rain & storms in the northern tropics, mainly in northern WA with a tropical low. Troughs are triggering showers & storms over parts of the NT, QLD, NSW and WA whilst directing a hot airmass south. A front is bringing showers to TAS.
-
Saturday 22:00 EDT
A tropical cyclone will become a low producing heavy rain and strong wind in northern WA. A monsoon trough will generate thundery showers in the tropics. A low and associated trough will trigger storms in southern WA. Another trough will direct a hot airmass into southern states.
-
Sunday 22:00 EDT
Lows with multiple troughs will generate heavy rain across the western interior. A monsoon trough will maintain thundery showers over the tropics. Hot and dry winds will filter over southern Australia, raising fire danger. Onshore winds will bring coastal showers to QLD.
-
Monday 22:00 EDT
A low will generate heavy rain across much of SA. A trough will filter very hot and dry winds over VIC and NSW followed by a front leading to cooling and rain late in the day for southern VIC and TAS. A monsoon trough will keep showers and storms across the tropics.
-
Tuesday 22:00 EDT
A front and trough should cause showers and storms in VIC and TAS whilst directing a hot airmass into eastern NSW. A monsoon trough would continue to trigger thundery showers in the tropics.
-
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
A trough and low should trigger a few showers over the southeast. A monsoon trough would maintain showers and storms across the tropics. Another trough would generate a few storms over the western interior.
-
Thursday 22:00 EDT
A broad trough may generate rain across the southeast. A monsoon trough would lead to showers and storms over the tropics. A high may send dry and hot winds to southwestern WA.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 20:00 EDTA monsoon trough is generating heavy rain & storms in the northern tropics, mainly in northern WA with a tropical low. Troughs are triggering showers & storms over parts of the NT, QLD, NSW and WA whilst directing a hot airmass south. A front is bringing showers to TAS.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EDTA tropical cyclone will become a low producing heavy rain and strong wind in northern WA. A monsoon trough will generate thundery showers in the tropics. A low and associated trough will trigger storms in southern WA. Another trough will direct a hot airmass into southern states.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EDTLows with multiple troughs will generate heavy rain across the western interior. A monsoon trough will maintain thundery showers over the tropics. Hot and dry winds will filter over southern Australia, raising fire danger. Onshore winds will bring coastal showers to QLD.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 22:00 EDTA low will generate heavy rain across much of SA. A trough will filter very hot and dry winds over VIC and NSW followed by a front leading to cooling and rain late in the day for southern VIC and TAS. A monsoon trough will keep showers and storms across the tropics.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EDTA front and trough should cause showers and storms in VIC and TAS whilst directing a hot airmass into eastern NSW. A monsoon trough would continue to trigger thundery showers in the tropics.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 22:00 EDTA trough and low should trigger a few showers over the southeast. A monsoon trough would maintain showers and storms across the tropics. Another trough would generate a few storms over the western interior.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EDTA broad trough may generate rain across the southeast. A monsoon trough would lead to showers and storms over the tropics. A high may send dry and hot winds to southwestern WA.
-