Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Wednesday 13:54 EST
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Wednesday 13:00 EST
A deep low & cold front are generating very strong winds, showers, small hail & the odd storm in SA, Tas, Vic & NSW. Showers are falling as snow in the Tas, Vic & southern NSW highlands. A high is clearing rain from Qld's south & is keeping elsewhere mostly clear with dry winds.
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Thursday 10:00 EST
A low and a trough will generate damaging winds, showers & highland snow in Tas, Vic and southern & central NSW, with blizzard conditions in the Alps and showers over southeast Qld. A high will cause winds & showers to ease in SA & keep much of the remainder of the country dry.
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Friday 10:00 EST
A high will cause brisk winds to ease and most showers and snowfall to clear in Tas, Vic and NSW, while also keeping much of the rest of the country dry. A weak front will bring showers and cool winds to far southwest WA. Showery winds and the odd thunderstorm for far north Qld.
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Saturday 10:00 EST
A high will bring a frosty morning and a dry, chilly day to much of Australia's southeast. The high will send showery onshore winds over western Tas, and the odd shower about the southern mainland coasts. Moist easterly winds will bring showers to far north Qld.
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Sunday 10:00 EST
A high will bring another frosty morning and chilly day to much of the southeast, with isolated showers along the east coastal fringe. A cold front will bring gusty showers to southern SA, western Vic & Tas. Showers and isolated storms in north Qld in unstable easterly winds.
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Monday 10:00 EST
A high may bring another frosty morning while allowing showers to develop along the east and south coast, and also over Tas. The high keeps a dry and chilly day for much of Australia. A moist and unstable airstream could bring heavy rain to north and southeast Qld.
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Tuesday 10:00 EST
A moist, unstable airstream may bring heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms to southeast Qld and NSW. A high may send showery winds over western Tas and southern mainland coasts while keeping much of the rest of the country dry. Gusty showers for southwest WA later in the day.
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Wednesday, 13:00 ESTA deep low & cold front are generating very strong winds, showers, small hail & the odd storm in SA, Tas, Vic & NSW. Showers are falling as snow in the Tas, Vic & southern NSW highlands. A high is clearing rain from Qld's south & is keeping elsewhere mostly clear with dry winds.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 ESTA low and a trough will generate damaging winds, showers & highland snow in Tas, Vic and southern & central NSW, with blizzard conditions in the Alps and showers over southeast Qld. A high will cause winds & showers to ease in SA & keep much of the remainder of the country dry.
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Friday, 10:00 ESTA high will cause brisk winds to ease and most showers and snowfall to clear in Tas, Vic and NSW, while also keeping much of the rest of the country dry. A weak front will bring showers and cool winds to far southwest WA. Showery winds and the odd thunderstorm for far north Qld.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 ESTA high will bring a frosty morning and a dry, chilly day to much of Australia's southeast. The high will send showery onshore winds over western Tas, and the odd shower about the southern mainland coasts. Moist easterly winds will bring showers to far north Qld.
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Sunday, 10:00 ESTA high will bring another frosty morning and chilly day to much of the southeast, with isolated showers along the east coastal fringe. A cold front will bring gusty showers to southern SA, western Vic & Tas. Showers and isolated storms in north Qld in unstable easterly winds.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 ESTA high may bring another frosty morning while allowing showers to develop along the east and south coast, and also over Tas. The high keeps a dry and chilly day for much of Australia. A moist and unstable airstream could bring heavy rain to north and southeast Qld.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 ESTA moist, unstable airstream may bring heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms to southeast Qld and NSW. A high may send showery winds over western Tas and southern mainland coasts while keeping much of the rest of the country dry. Gusty showers for southwest WA later in the day.
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