Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Wednesday 12:02 EDT
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Wednesday 12:00 EDT
A trough is generating a few storms over far western and northeast NSW. Unstable tropical air is triggering thundery showers across northern WA and the NT. Cool onshore winds are causing a few showers and strong winds in TAS. A high is keeping elsewhere dry.
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Thursday 22:00 EDT
A trough will generate showers and storms over northeast NSW and southeast QLD. Unstable tropical air will trigger thundery showers across the Top End. Another trough will lead to showers and storms over the western interior of WA. A high will keep much of the southeast dry.
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Friday 22:00 EDT
A trough will filter hot winds over SA and generate a few storms across eastern parts of WA. Unstable tropical air will continue to generate thundery showers over the Top End. A weak trough could trigger a few storms in northern NSW and southern QLD.
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Saturday 22:00 EDT
A broad trough, ahead of a front, will bring showers and storms over VIC, TAS, NSW, southern SA, and central Australia and cause gusty winds in the south. A trough in the north will keep thundery showers over the Top End. Onshore winds will drive coastal showers in southern WA.
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Sunday 22:00 EDT
An approaching front should cause gusty winds and showers in TAS and southern VIC and SA. A trough could generate storms across inland QLD, parts of the NT and northern WA. Unstable tropical air may continue to generate thundery showers over the Top End.
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Monday 22:00 EDT
A front and trough may generate showers in TAS and VIC. A trough should lead to thundery showers across much of eastern QLD, parts of the NT, and northern WA. A high pressure system over the Bight would bring settled conditions to SA while filtering warm winds over southern WA.
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Tuesday 22:00 EDT
A trough in QLD may move north and cause thunderstorms over central and northern parts. Onshore winds could generate light showers across western TAS and NSW coast. Another trough would cause storms to develop across western and northern parts of WA and the Top End.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 12:00 EDT
A trough is generating a few storms over far western and northeast NSW. Unstable tropical air is triggering thundery showers across northern WA and the NT. Cool onshore winds are causing a few showers and strong winds in TAS. A high is keeping elsewhere dry.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EDT
A trough will generate showers and storms over northeast NSW and southeast QLD. Unstable tropical air will trigger thundery showers across the Top End. Another trough will lead to showers and storms over the western interior of WA. A high will keep much of the southeast dry.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 22:00 EDT
A trough will filter hot winds over SA and generate a few storms across eastern parts of WA. Unstable tropical air will continue to generate thundery showers over the Top End. A weak trough could trigger a few storms in northern NSW and southern QLD.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EDT
A broad trough, ahead of a front, will bring showers and storms over VIC, TAS, NSW, southern SA, and central Australia and cause gusty winds in the south. A trough in the north will keep thundery showers over the Top End. Onshore winds will drive coastal showers in southern WA.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EDT
An approaching front should cause gusty winds and showers in TAS and southern VIC and SA. A trough could generate storms across inland QLD, parts of the NT and northern WA. Unstable tropical air may continue to generate thundery showers over the Top End.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 22:00 EDT
A front and trough may generate showers in TAS and VIC. A trough should lead to thundery showers across much of eastern QLD, parts of the NT, and northern WA. A high pressure system over the Bight would bring settled conditions to SA while filtering warm winds over southern WA.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EDT
A trough in QLD may move north and cause thunderstorms over central and northern parts. Onshore winds could generate light showers across western TAS and NSW coast. Another trough would cause storms to develop across western and northern parts of WA and the Top End.
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