Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Saturday 19:49 EDT
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Saturday 20:00 EDT
Severe Tropical Cyclone Fina on the northwest Top End coast is bringing gales & heavy rain. Showers & storms over SW WA, the interior, central SA, NSW & Qld are linked with low pressure & an unstable airmass. Showers about western Vic & the east coast in moist onshore winds.
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Sunday 11:00 EDT
Severe Tropical Cyclone will continue to drive heavy, gusty showers over the western Top End. Unstable and humid air will provide storms and showers over SA and eastern areas of NSW, Qld and Vic. Showers developing across SW WA with low pressure and onshore winds.
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Monday 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina will impact far north WA & the Top End with heavy rain & strong, gusty winds. Low pressure enhances showers & storms across the central & eastern interior, with heavier falls about the east coast. Cool with showers about southwest WA from low pressure.
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Tuesday 11:00 EDT
Ex-Tropical cyclone Fina moves over north WA bringing rain & gusty winds to the Kimberley and western Top End. Showers & storms in a hot airmass & broad area of low pressure will extend from the central interior through NSW & Qld. Showers for Vic, Tas & south SA with a front.
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Wednesday 11:00 EDT
Hot, humid and stormy over Qld, central and eastern NSW and inland NT ahead of a cold front. Showers and cold winds will arrive over southeast Aust following a front. Coastal showers for SA and south WA in onshore winds with a high pressure ridge.
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Thursday 11:00 EDT
Low pressure with a hot and unstable airmass produces showers and storms across inland north WA and stretching east over north and east Qld and into northeast NSW. Showers continuing across Tas and southern Vic in cold and gusty southwest winds.
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Friday 11:00 EDT
Low pressure with a hot and unstable airmass produces showers and storms across inland north WA, inland NT and northern and far eastern areas of Qld. Showers will continue across Tas, Vic and southern SA within cool to cold and gusty southwest winds.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 20:00 EDT
Severe Tropical Cyclone Fina on the northwest Top End coast is bringing gales & heavy rain. Showers & storms over SW WA, the interior, central SA, NSW & Qld are linked with low pressure & an unstable airmass. Showers about western Vic & the east coast in moist onshore winds.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT
Severe Tropical Cyclone will continue to drive heavy, gusty showers over the western Top End. Unstable and humid air will provide storms and showers over SA and eastern areas of NSW, Qld and Vic. Showers developing across SW WA with low pressure and onshore winds.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Fina will impact far north WA & the Top End with heavy rain & strong, gusty winds. Low pressure enhances showers & storms across the central & eastern interior, with heavier falls about the east coast. Cool with showers about southwest WA from low pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EDT
Ex-Tropical cyclone Fina moves over north WA bringing rain & gusty winds to the Kimberley and western Top End. Showers & storms in a hot airmass & broad area of low pressure will extend from the central interior through NSW & Qld. Showers for Vic, Tas & south SA with a front.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT
Hot, humid and stormy over Qld, central and eastern NSW and inland NT ahead of a cold front. Showers and cold winds will arrive over southeast Aust following a front. Coastal showers for SA and south WA in onshore winds with a high pressure ridge.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT
Low pressure with a hot and unstable airmass produces showers and storms across inland north WA and stretching east over north and east Qld and into northeast NSW. Showers continuing across Tas and southern Vic in cold and gusty southwest winds.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT
Low pressure with a hot and unstable airmass produces showers and storms across inland north WA, inland NT and northern and far eastern areas of Qld. Showers will continue across Tas, Vic and southern SA within cool to cold and gusty southwest winds.
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