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Summary Issued Friday 14:41 EDT
- Friday 14:00 EDT
  
  A cold front is linking up with unstable air from the interior, bringing showers across western parts of Tas and Vic, and showers and storms for SA, the NT and western Qld. Onshore winds are producing some showers and storms over eastern Qld, and light showers for southern WA.
- Saturday 11:00 EDT
  
  Showers & storms are expected across southeast SA, Vic, and NSW as a low and a front cross the region. A stormy, hot, humid low pressure area will persist in Qld, the NT, and northern & interior WA. A ridge of high pressure will send warmer E'ly winds in southern WA.
- Sunday 11:00 EDT
  
  Showers & storms, some intense, will affect northern parts of WA, the NT and QLD in an unstable area of heat and high humidity. Brisk moist winds will bring showers for southeast Aus. High pressure will keep much of the country dry and send increasingly hot winds to western WA.
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  A low and cold front will bring a burst of colder winds, showers, small hail and highland snow to Tas, SA, Vic & southern NSW. Showers and storms, some intense, will persist across the north. A high will keep much of the remainder dry, directing hot easterlies to western WA.
- Tuesday 11:00 EDT
  
  A low pressure system near NZ will send showers to southeast SA, Vic, Tas, and NSW. Showers & storms will persist in the tropical north, possibly extending towards western WA. High pressure will keep much of the interior dry. Very warm winds in WA will shift east.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Humid unstable air may continue to produce storms over the tropical far north, possible extending down towards central and southern WA. Cool westerly winds should bring showers across Tas. Dry and mostly clear across the east and interior under a ridge of high pressure.
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  Humid and unstable air should generate showers and storms over the northern tropics. A westerly airflow may bring showers to western Tas. A ridge of high pressure over southern WA may direct onshore winds, bringing showers to southern and southeast WA, and keep elsewhere dry.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 14:00 EDT

A cold front is linking up with unstable air from the interior, bringing showers across western parts of Tas and Vic, and showers and storms for SA, the NT and western Qld. Onshore winds are producing some showers and storms over eastern Qld, and light showers for southern WA.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT

Showers & storms are expected across southeast SA, Vic, and NSW as a low and a front cross the region. A stormy, hot, humid low pressure area will persist in Qld, the NT, and northern & interior WA. A ridge of high pressure will send warmer E'ly winds in southern WA.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT

Showers & storms, some intense, will affect northern parts of WA, the NT and QLD in an unstable area of heat and high humidity. Brisk moist winds will bring showers for southeast Aus. High pressure will keep much of the country dry and send increasingly hot winds to western WA.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

A low and cold front will bring a burst of colder winds, showers, small hail and highland snow to Tas, SA, Vic & southern NSW. Showers and storms, some intense, will persist across the north. A high will keep much of the remainder dry, directing hot easterlies to western WA.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT

A low pressure system near NZ will send showers to southeast SA, Vic, Tas, and NSW. Showers & storms will persist in the tropical north, possibly extending towards western WA. High pressure will keep much of the interior dry. Very warm winds in WA will shift east.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

Humid unstable air may continue to produce storms over the tropical far north, possible extending down towards central and southern WA. Cool westerly winds should bring showers across Tas. Dry and mostly clear across the east and interior under a ridge of high pressure.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

Humid and unstable air should generate showers and storms over the northern tropics. A westerly airflow may bring showers to western Tas. A ridge of high pressure over southern WA may direct onshore winds, bringing showers to southern and southeast WA, and keep elsewhere dry.

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