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Summary Issued Sunday 13:39 EDT
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  Tropical Cyclone Fina will impact northeast WA & the Top End, bringing heavy rain & very gusty winds. Twin low pressure troughs will trigger storms over Qld, northeast NSW and also over SA, with heavier falls about the east coast. Cool southerly winds for southern WA and NSW.
- Tuesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Tropical Cyclone Fina should weaken while moving west near the Kimberley, bringing rain & gusty winds there and to the western Top End. Troughs will merge over the eastern interior, bringing heat, storms & showers from the NT to Qld and NSW. Cool for Tas, Vic, southern SA and WA.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Hot, humid & stormy over Qld, central & eastern NSW and the inland NT ahead of a trough & cold front. Cold & showery over southeast Aust following the front. Cool also for southern SA & WA in S'ly winds. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Fina will still bring some gusty storms to the Kimberley
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  Hot and unstable air will concentrate over north and east Qld, bringing storms & showers, stretching into northeast NSW & the southern NT. Showers continuing across Tas & southern Vic in cold SW winds. Cool & showery also for southwest WA. Storms for the Kimberley near a low.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  A hot, stormy area of low pressure will stall over northeast Qld while another spreads over SA from the southern NT and northeast WA into western NSW. Remaining very cool for Tas, Vic and southern WA in southwesterly winds between fronts.
- Saturday 11:00 EDT
  
  The hot/cold divide will continue. A hot, humid, stormy low pressure area will persist over Qld, the NT, & northeast WA, reaching into parts of northern NSW. Meanwhile, remaining cool & showery for Tas, Vic, and parts of southern SA. Warmer E'ly winds developing in southwest WA.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

Tropical Cyclone Fina will impact northeast WA & the Top End, bringing heavy rain & very gusty winds. Twin low pressure troughs will trigger storms over Qld, northeast NSW and also over SA, with heavier falls about the east coast. Cool southerly winds for southern WA and NSW.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT

Tropical Cyclone Fina should weaken while moving west near the Kimberley, bringing rain & gusty winds there and to the western Top End. Troughs will merge over the eastern interior, bringing heat, storms & showers from the NT to Qld and NSW. Cool for Tas, Vic, southern SA and WA.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

Hot, humid & stormy over Qld, central & eastern NSW and the inland NT ahead of a trough & cold front. Cold & showery over southeast Aust following the front. Cool also for southern SA & WA in S'ly winds. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Fina will still bring some gusty storms to the Kimberley

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

Hot and unstable air will concentrate over north and east Qld, bringing storms & showers, stretching into northeast NSW & the southern NT. Showers continuing across Tas & southern Vic in cold SW winds. Cool & showery also for southwest WA. Storms for the Kimberley near a low.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

A hot, stormy area of low pressure will stall over northeast Qld while another spreads over SA from the southern NT and northeast WA into western NSW. Remaining very cool for Tas, Vic and southern WA in southwesterly winds between fronts.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT

The hot/cold divide will continue. A hot, humid, stormy low pressure area will persist over Qld, the NT, & northeast WA, reaching into parts of northern NSW. Meanwhile, remaining cool & showery for Tas, Vic, and parts of southern SA. Warmer E'ly winds developing in southwest WA.

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