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Summary Issued Wednesday 14:16 EST
- Thursday 11:00 EST
  
  Gusty southerly winds around a high centred over the Bight will bring showers to eastern Vic as well as heavy rain, showers, thunderstorms and large waves to eastern NSW. Moist easterly winds will bring the odd shower and thunderstorm to the NT Top End.
- Friday 11:00 EST
  
  An area of high pressure will become centred over southeast Australia, leading to a cool morning while also sending showery onshore winds over coastal parts of NSW and southeast Qld. A cold front should bring gusty showers and the odd storm to southwest WA later in the day.
- Saturday 11:00 EST
  
  An area of high pressure centred over southeast Australia may bring a cool morning to inland areas while also sending showery southeasterly winds over eastern NSW, eastern Qld, and the NT’s eastern Top End. A cold front may bring gusty showers and thunderstorms to southwest WA.
- Sunday 11:00 EST
  
  Gusty onshore winds could bring showers, some heavy, to northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT’s Eastern Top End. A cold front may send gusty showers to southwest WA. A ridge of high pressure should maintain dry and mostly sunny conditions elsewhere.
- Monday 11:00 EST
  
  A broad ridge of high pressure could maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds over southwest WA, eastern NSW and eastern Qld. Moist easterly winds may bring showers and thunderstorms to the NT’s Top End.
- Tuesday 11:00 EST
  
  High pressure should continue to maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds across the east coast. Moist easterly winds may bring showers and thunderstorms to the NT’s Top End. Showers for Tas in onshore winds.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EST

Gusty southerly winds around a high centred over the Bight will bring showers to eastern Vic as well as heavy rain, showers, thunderstorms and large waves to eastern NSW. Moist easterly winds will bring the odd shower and thunderstorm to the NT Top End.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EST

An area of high pressure will become centred over southeast Australia, leading to a cool morning while also sending showery onshore winds over coastal parts of NSW and southeast Qld. A cold front should bring gusty showers and the odd storm to southwest WA later in the day.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EST

An area of high pressure centred over southeast Australia may bring a cool morning to inland areas while also sending showery southeasterly winds over eastern NSW, eastern Qld, and the NT’s eastern Top End. A cold front may bring gusty showers and thunderstorms to southwest WA.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EST

Gusty onshore winds could bring showers, some heavy, to northeast NSW, eastern Qld and the NT’s Eastern Top End. A cold front may send gusty showers to southwest WA. A ridge of high pressure should maintain dry and mostly sunny conditions elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EST

A broad ridge of high pressure could maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds over southwest WA, eastern NSW and eastern Qld. Moist easterly winds may bring showers and thunderstorms to the NT’s Top End.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EST

High pressure should continue to maintain generally dry conditions throughout much of the country, while sending showery onshore winds across the east coast. Moist easterly winds may bring showers and thunderstorms to the NT’s Top End. Showers for Tas in onshore winds.

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