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Summary Issued Saturday 08:00 EST
- Sunday 10:00 EST
  
  A cold front will sweep across southern WA into SA, bringing rain, showers and gusty winds, reaching Tas and Vic later in the day. A high will direct showery easterlies over northeast NSW, Qld’s north and east, and the NT Top End while maintaining dry conditions elsewhere.
- Monday 10:00 EST
  
  A cold front should cross southeast AUS, bringing rain, showers and gusty winds to Tas, Vic, southern SA and southern NSW. Moist westerly winds behind the front may bring a few showers to WA. Humid easterly winds may bring showers to Qld’s north and the NT Top End.
- Tuesday 10:00 EST
  
  Moist, unstable winds behind a cold front could bring showers to southern NSW, Vic and Tas, possibly falling as snow over alpine areas. A cold front should bring gusty winds and increasing showers to southwest WA. Moist easterly winds may continue to bring showers to north Qld.
- Wednesday 10:00 EST
  
  A cold front crossing southern WA and over the Bight could bring showers, rain and gusty winds across southwest WA. Gusty onshore winds ahead of the front could bring showers to northern Tas. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring the odd shower to parts of the east coast
- Thursday 10:00 EST
  
  A cold front crossing southern WA should bring further showers to southwest WA. Gusty winds ahead of the front could bring showers to northern Tas. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring showers to northern Qld.
- Friday 10:00 EST
  
  A cold front crossing the south will bring showers, rain and gusty winds across SA, Vic, Tas and southern NSW. Gusty onshore winds behind of the front could bring showers to southern WA. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring the odd shower to parts of the east coast
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST

A cold front will sweep across southern WA into SA, bringing rain, showers and gusty winds, reaching Tas and Vic later in the day. A high will direct showery easterlies over northeast NSW, Qld’s north and east, and the NT Top End while maintaining dry conditions elsewhere.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 EST

A cold front should cross southeast AUS, bringing rain, showers and gusty winds to Tas, Vic, southern SA and southern NSW. Moist westerly winds behind the front may bring a few showers to WA. Humid easterly winds may bring showers to Qld’s north and the NT Top End.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 10:00 EST

Moist, unstable winds behind a cold front could bring showers to southern NSW, Vic and Tas, possibly falling as snow over alpine areas. A cold front should bring gusty winds and increasing showers to southwest WA. Moist easterly winds may continue to bring showers to north Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EST

A cold front crossing southern WA and over the Bight could bring showers, rain and gusty winds across southwest WA. Gusty onshore winds ahead of the front could bring showers to northern Tas. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring the odd shower to parts of the east coast

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 EST

A cold front crossing southern WA should bring further showers to southwest WA. Gusty winds ahead of the front could bring showers to northern Tas. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring showers to northern Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 EST

A cold front crossing the south will bring showers, rain and gusty winds across SA, Vic, Tas and southern NSW. Gusty onshore winds behind of the front could bring showers to southern WA. Easterly winds around high pressure may bring the odd shower to parts of the east coast

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