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Summary Issued Saturday 14:11 EDT
- Saturday 14:00 EDT
  
  A front is bringing showers to southeast Aus, with the odd storm for eastern Vic and NSW. Unstable air is bringing showers and storms, some intense to Qld, the NT and northeast NSW. Clear over much of WA and SA's west with a building high pressure ridge.
- Sunday 11:00 EDT
  
  Showers & storms, some intense, will affect northern parts of WA, the NT and QLD in an unstable area of heat and high humidity. Brisk moist winds will bring showers to southeast and southern Aus. High pressure will keep elsewhere dry and send increasingly hot winds to western WA.
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  Colder winds, showers, small hail and highland snow expected for Tas, SA, Vic & southern NSW with a cold front. Showers and storms, some intense, will persist across the country's north. A high will keep much of the remainder dry, directing hot easterlies to western WA.
- Tuesday 11:00 EDT
  
  A low pressure system near NZ will send showers to Tas and coastal parts of NSW and Vic. Showers & storms will persist in the tropical north, possibly extending to western WA with a trough. High pressure will keep much of the interior dry. Very warm winds in WA will shift east.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Humid unstable air may continue to produce storms over the tropical far north, possibly extending down towards central and southern WA. Cool westerly winds should bring showers across Tas. Dry and mostly clear across the east and interior under a ridge of high pressure.
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  Humid unstable air should generate showers and storms over northern Qld and the Top End. A westerly airflow may bring showers to western Tas. A ridge of high pressure over southern WA may direct onshore winds, bringing showers to southern and southeast WA, and keep elsewhere dry.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  Humid unstable air may bring showers and storms across the northern tropics. Unstable air could extend through WA and eastern Qld and NSW towards southeast Aus, causing storms through WA and southeast Aus. Westerly winds may bring continues showers across western Tas.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 14:00 EDT

A front is bringing showers to southeast Aus, with the odd storm for eastern Vic and NSW. Unstable air is bringing showers and storms, some intense to Qld, the NT and northeast NSW. Clear over much of WA and SA's west with a building high pressure ridge.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT

Showers & storms, some intense, will affect northern parts of WA, the NT and QLD in an unstable area of heat and high humidity. Brisk moist winds will bring showers to southeast and southern Aus. High pressure will keep elsewhere dry and send increasingly hot winds to western WA.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

Colder winds, showers, small hail and highland snow expected for Tas, SA, Vic & southern NSW with a cold front. Showers and storms, some intense, will persist across the country's north. A high will keep much of the remainder dry, directing hot easterlies to western WA.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT

A low pressure system near NZ will send showers to Tas and coastal parts of NSW and Vic. Showers & storms will persist in the tropical north, possibly extending to western WA with a trough. High pressure will keep much of the interior dry. Very warm winds in WA will shift east.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

Humid unstable air may continue to produce storms over the tropical far north, possibly extending down towards central and southern WA. Cool westerly winds should bring showers across Tas. Dry and mostly clear across the east and interior under a ridge of high pressure.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

Humid unstable air should generate showers and storms over northern Qld and the Top End. A westerly airflow may bring showers to western Tas. A ridge of high pressure over southern WA may direct onshore winds, bringing showers to southern and southeast WA, and keep elsewhere dry.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

Humid unstable air may bring showers and storms across the northern tropics. Unstable air could extend through WA and eastern Qld and NSW towards southeast Aus, causing storms through WA and southeast Aus. Westerly winds may bring continues showers across western Tas.

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