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Summary Issued Monday 15:29 EDT
- Monday 15:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low is deepening, causing heavy rain & strengthening winds in northeast QLD. Troughs are generating showers & storms in other parts of QLD, northern NSW, SA & southern WA. A front is bringing strong winds, showers & highland snow to TAS & showers to southern VIC.
- Tuesday 22:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low/cyclone will generate heavy rain over northern QLD. A trough will trigger showers & storms in northeast NSW and southeast QLD. Another trough in the west will gain moisture leading to showers & storms in WA's southwest. Cool S winds along the NSW coast.
- Wednesday 22:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low/cyclone should continue to generate flooding rain in northern QLD. A deep trough fed with upper cold air will cause rain and thunderstorms across the WA's southwest. Onshore winds will send coastal showers to the eastern seaboard.
- Thursday 22:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low/cyclone should linger off the northern QLD coast, bringing flooding rain. A trough and low will trigger showers and storms over parts of WA, heaviest in the southwest. Cool onshore winds will direct showers over TAS and southern VIC.
- Friday 22:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low/cyclone may start moving away from the QLD coast, causing heavy rain to ease. Multiple troughs should trigger a few storms over the western interior. Onshore winds look to bring coastal showers to NSW and southeast QLD. A high will keep elsewhere settled.
- Saturday 22:00 EDT
  
  Moist onshore winds may direct coastal showers to northern NSW and QLD. A trough could generate thunderstorms over the western interior. Tropical air may become unstable leading to thundery showers over the Top End and far north QLD. High pressure should keep elsewhere dry.
- Sunday 22:00 EDT
  
  A trough ahead of a front may generate a few showers in VIC and TAS whilst directing hot air over parts of SA. Onshore winds should bring light showers to southern coastal WA and eastern QLD. Unstable tropical air may trigger thundery showers in the northern tropics.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 15:00 EDT

A tropical low is deepening, causing heavy rain & strengthening winds in northeast QLD. Troughs are generating showers & storms in other parts of QLD, northern NSW, SA & southern WA. A front is bringing strong winds, showers & highland snow to TAS & showers to southern VIC.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EDT

A tropical low/cyclone will generate heavy rain over northern QLD. A trough will trigger showers & storms in northeast NSW and southeast QLD. Another trough in the west will gain moisture leading to showers & storms in WA's southwest. Cool S winds along the NSW coast.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 22:00 EDT

A tropical low/cyclone should continue to generate flooding rain in northern QLD. A deep trough fed with upper cold air will cause rain and thunderstorms across the WA's southwest. Onshore winds will send coastal showers to the eastern seaboard.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EDT

A tropical low/cyclone should linger off the northern QLD coast, bringing flooding rain. A trough and low will trigger showers and storms over parts of WA, heaviest in the southwest. Cool onshore winds will direct showers over TAS and southern VIC.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 22:00 EDT

A tropical low/cyclone may start moving away from the QLD coast, causing heavy rain to ease. Multiple troughs should trigger a few storms over the western interior. Onshore winds look to bring coastal showers to NSW and southeast QLD. A high will keep elsewhere settled.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EDT

Moist onshore winds may direct coastal showers to northern NSW and QLD. A trough could generate thunderstorms over the western interior. Tropical air may become unstable leading to thundery showers over the Top End and far north QLD. High pressure should keep elsewhere dry.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EDT

A trough ahead of a front may generate a few showers in VIC and TAS whilst directing hot air over parts of SA. Onshore winds should bring light showers to southern coastal WA and eastern QLD. Unstable tropical air may trigger thundery showers in the northern tropics.

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