Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Wednesday 18:54 EST
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Wednesday 19:00 EST
A cold front and troughs are triggering a few isolated showers over western and southern WA. Onshore winds are bringing showers to coastal NSW, coastal QLD, TAS and northeastern NT. High pressure is bringing settled conditions elsewhere and generating warm winds in the north.
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Thursday 22:00 EST
A low and associated trough and front will generate showers across southern WA and southwestern SA. Onshore winds feeding into an inland trough will bring some light showers to parts of QLD and northern NSW. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure.
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Friday 22:00 EST
A complex low with troughs will produce showers and storms over southern QLD, NSW, VIC, and SA. Onshore winds will drive showers over southern WA and Far North QLD. Mostly clear elsewhere under high pressure and a dry airmass.
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Saturday 22:00 EST
A low and associated troughs will trigger showers and storms across VIC, NSW, and southern QLD. Onshore winds will direct light showers over southern SA and TAS. A high and dry airmass will keep the remainder of the country dry and settled.
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Sunday 22:00 EST
A low fed by an upper trough should continue to produce showers on the eastern seaboard, heaviest with storms over northeast NSW and southeast QLD. A pre-frontral trough may trigger light showers in the southwest corner. A high should keep elsewhere settled.
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Monday 22:00 EST
A deepening low off the NSW coast may generate rain along the NSW coast and eastern parts of VIC. An approaching trough and front could cause showers across the southwest corner. Clearer skies elsewhere under high pressure and dry airmass.
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Tuesday 22:00 EST
A complex low may trigger showers and storms across western parts of WA. Another low off the NSW coast could continue to generate rain across eastern NSW and VIC. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure and a dry airmass.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 19:00 EST
A cold front and troughs are triggering a few isolated showers over western and southern WA. Onshore winds are bringing showers to coastal NSW, coastal QLD, TAS and northeastern NT. High pressure is bringing settled conditions elsewhere and generating warm winds in the north.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EST
A low and associated trough and front will generate showers across southern WA and southwestern SA. Onshore winds feeding into an inland trough will bring some light showers to parts of QLD and northern NSW. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 22:00 EST
A complex low with troughs will produce showers and storms over southern QLD, NSW, VIC, and SA. Onshore winds will drive showers over southern WA and Far North QLD. Mostly clear elsewhere under high pressure and a dry airmass.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EST
A low and associated troughs will trigger showers and storms across VIC, NSW, and southern QLD. Onshore winds will direct light showers over southern SA and TAS. A high and dry airmass will keep the remainder of the country dry and settled.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EST
A low fed by an upper trough should continue to produce showers on the eastern seaboard, heaviest with storms over northeast NSW and southeast QLD. A pre-frontral trough may trigger light showers in the southwest corner. A high should keep elsewhere settled.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 22:00 EST
A deepening low off the NSW coast may generate rain along the NSW coast and eastern parts of VIC. An approaching trough and front could cause showers across the southwest corner. Clearer skies elsewhere under high pressure and dry airmass.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EST
A complex low may trigger showers and storms across western parts of WA. Another low off the NSW coast could continue to generate rain across eastern NSW and VIC. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure and a dry airmass.
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