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Summary Issued Monday 19:32 EST
- Monday 19:00 EST
  
  A low and strong front in the southeast is generating rain, showers, small hail, gusty winds and highland snow. A trough ahead of the front is bringing showers and storms to southeast QLD. A high pressure ridge is directing warm, dry winds to the north.
- Tuesday 22:00 EST
  
  Unstable winds in the wake of a low and front will bring showers and light highland snow to parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds will maintain showers over southern SA and eastern Arnhem. High pressure over the remainder of the country will keep skies dry and mostly clear.
- Wednesday 22:00 EST
  
  Onshore winds around a broad high pressure system will bring showers to some eastern parts of VIC, NSW and QLD. Humid easterly winds will bring showers to eastern Arnhem. The broad high will keep skies mostly clear and dry elsewhere, and direct very warm winds to the northwest.
- Thursday 22:00 EST
  
  Onshore winds around a broad high pressure system will bring showers to western TAS and eastern NSW and QLD. Humid easterly winds will bring showers to eastern Arnhem. The broad high will keep skies mostly clear and dry elsewhere, and direct very warm winds to the northwest.
- Friday 22:00 EST
  
  A cold front may clip southern TAS and generate gusty rain. Onshore winds around a high pressure ridge should bring showers to much of eastern QLD and northeastern NSW. Onshore winds may also bring showers to coastal SA and VIC. Clear in the north and west under high pressure.
- Saturday 22:00 EST
  
  An upper level trough over the southeast, combining with onshore winds, may trigger showers over parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds may bring showers to much of eastern QLD and southeast SA. A high pressure ridge will direct very warm and dry winds to the northwest.
- Sunday 22:00 EST
  
  A trough and low over the Tasman Sea will direct showers and brisk winds to parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds may bring showers to much of eastern and northern QLD, and southern WA. High pressure over the remainder of the country will keep skies mostly clear and dry.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 19:00 EST

A low and strong front in the southeast is generating rain, showers, small hail, gusty winds and highland snow. A trough ahead of the front is bringing showers and storms to southeast QLD. A high pressure ridge is directing warm, dry winds to the north.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EST

Unstable winds in the wake of a low and front will bring showers and light highland snow to parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds will maintain showers over southern SA and eastern Arnhem. High pressure over the remainder of the country will keep skies dry and mostly clear.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 22:00 EST

Onshore winds around a broad high pressure system will bring showers to some eastern parts of VIC, NSW and QLD. Humid easterly winds will bring showers to eastern Arnhem. The broad high will keep skies mostly clear and dry elsewhere, and direct very warm winds to the northwest.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EST

Onshore winds around a broad high pressure system will bring showers to western TAS and eastern NSW and QLD. Humid easterly winds will bring showers to eastern Arnhem. The broad high will keep skies mostly clear and dry elsewhere, and direct very warm winds to the northwest.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 22:00 EST

A cold front may clip southern TAS and generate gusty rain. Onshore winds around a high pressure ridge should bring showers to much of eastern QLD and northeastern NSW. Onshore winds may also bring showers to coastal SA and VIC. Clear in the north and west under high pressure.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EST

An upper level trough over the southeast, combining with onshore winds, may trigger showers over parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds may bring showers to much of eastern QLD and southeast SA. A high pressure ridge will direct very warm and dry winds to the northwest.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EST

A trough and low over the Tasman Sea will direct showers and brisk winds to parts of NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds may bring showers to much of eastern and northern QLD, and southern WA. High pressure over the remainder of the country will keep skies mostly clear and dry.

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