Synoptic Charts

Summary Issued Wednesday 12:45 EST

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  Thursday 22:00 EST

  A front, troughs and moist winds will cause showers and storms over parts of southeast SA, VIC, TAS, NSW and eastern QLD. Onshore winds will lead to coastal showers over southern WA, western SA and eastern QLD/NSW. Dry and mostly settled elsewhere with drier winds.

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  Friday 22:00 EST

  Fronts and troughs will bring showers and storms to parts of TAS, VIC, NSW and QLD. Moist winds will lead to coastal showers over parts of the southern fringe and eastern QLD and NSW. A trough will gain moisture over western WA, producing showers and the odd storm.

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  Saturday 22:00 EST

  A deep low, with troughs and a front will begin brushing across the south, bringing cold gusty winds and showers to parts of WA. Troughs and cool winds will lead to showers over SA, VIC and TAS. A fading high pressure system will keep elsewhere settled.

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  Sunday 22:00 EST

  A vigorous front with troughs and a pool of cold air should bring stong winds, showers, small hail and storms, to SA and western VIC. A building trough should bring showers and the odd storm to northwest WA. Cool winds should bring some light showers to VIC and TAS.

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  Monday 22:00 EST

  A vigorous low, front, troughs and pool of cold air over the southeast should bring strong winds, showers, small hail, alpine snow and a few storms to much of SA, TAS, VIC, NSW and southern QLD. A deepening trough and low off northwest WA looks to bring rain and some storms.

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  Tuesday 22:00 EST

  A series of troughs connected to a low may bring rain, showers and storms through WA. Cool winds in the wake of a front should bring showers and early snowfalls to parts of SA, southern NSW, VIC and TAS. Dry air looks to clear skies elsewhere.