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Summary Issued Tuesday 22:11 EDT
- Thursday 09:00 EDT
  
  The troughs over the west will combine and deepen, bringing increasing storms to central WA, southern/western NT and northwestern SA. Another trough in the east will bring showers and storms to QLD and eastern NSW. A clearing trough will cause a showers to ease in TAS.
- Friday 09:00 EDT
  
  A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over central Australia will produce areas of rain, showers, and storms, potentially severe over the NT and SA. A trough in the east should trigger a few thundery showers in NSW and southeast QLD.
- Saturday 09:00 EDT
  
  A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over northern, eastern and southern Australia should generate widespread showers, intense thunderstorms and areas of rain, some heavy. Onshore winds should bring some showers along the Bight. High pressure should dry out southern WA.
- Sunday 09:00 EDT
  
  A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over northern and eastern Australia will generate widespread showers, intense thunderstorms and rain, heavy in places. Cool onshore winds should bring some showers to TAS. High pressure should keep WA and much of SA dry and settled.
- Monday 09:00 EDT
  
  A low over the southeast may bring widespread showers, rain and thunderstorms. A trough should cause showers and some intense storms over NSW, QLD and the Top End. A dry trough should build heat over WA. Onshore winds may bring some showers to SA.
- Tuesday 09:00 EDT
  
  A low and trough in the west should produce rain and storms over parts of WA and the interior. Another low and trough in the east should gradually clear, allowing rain and storms to ease in TAS, VIC, NSW and QLD. High pressure should keep elsewhere mostly dry and settled.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 09:00 EDT

The troughs over the west will combine and deepen, bringing increasing storms to central WA, southern/western NT and northwestern SA. Another trough in the east will bring showers and storms to QLD and eastern NSW. A clearing trough will cause a showers to ease in TAS.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 09:00 EDT

A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over central Australia will produce areas of rain, showers, and storms, potentially severe over the NT and SA. A trough in the east should trigger a few thundery showers in NSW and southeast QLD.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 09:00 EDT

A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over northern, eastern and southern Australia should generate widespread showers, intense thunderstorms and areas of rain, some heavy. Onshore winds should bring some showers along the Bight. High pressure should dry out southern WA.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 09:00 EDT

A low pressure system and adjoining troughs over northern and eastern Australia will generate widespread showers, intense thunderstorms and rain, heavy in places. Cool onshore winds should bring some showers to TAS. High pressure should keep WA and much of SA dry and settled.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 09:00 EDT

A low over the southeast may bring widespread showers, rain and thunderstorms. A trough should cause showers and some intense storms over NSW, QLD and the Top End. A dry trough should build heat over WA. Onshore winds may bring some showers to SA.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 09:00 EDT

A low and trough in the west should produce rain and storms over parts of WA and the interior. Another low and trough in the east should gradually clear, allowing rain and storms to ease in TAS, VIC, NSW and QLD. High pressure should keep elsewhere mostly dry and settled.
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