Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Tuesday 19:30 EST
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Tuesday 19:00 EST
A low and cold fronts are generating brisk winds and a few showers in eastern NSW, VIC and TAS. A trough in the northwest is pushing cloud over western parts of WA. A high is keeping elsewhere dry and directing warm, dry winds to northern Australia.
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Wednesday 22:00 EST
An intense low will move east across the Tasman, generating large waves, brisk winds and a few showers in TAS, eastern VIC and eastern NSW. A high will bring a chilly morning, frosty in the southeast, and generally dry day to much of the country with help from dry gusty winds.
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Thursday 22:00 EST
A low will move further away, causing large wave and brisk winds to ease and most showers to clear in TAS, VIC and NSW. Brisk southerlies will stil cause a few showers on the northern NSW and south QLD coasts. A weak trough in WA will cause the odd shower in the southwest.
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Friday 22:00 EST
A high will bring another chilly morning to SA, VIC, NSW and southern QLD and dry day to much of Australia. A front will bring cold winds and showers to TAS, where snow will fall on the highlands later. Brisk southerly winds will scatter showers along the QLD coast.
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Saturday 22:00 EST
A front and trough will bring cloud, colder air but just isolated showers to TAS, SA and VIC. Winds on the QLD coast will be moist southeasterly, causing a few showers, mainly n the north. A high will keep elsewhere generally dry after a chilly morning in the south.
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Sunday 22:00 EST
A trough and low over the Tasman Sea will direct showers and brisk winds to parts of TAS, VIC and NSW, mainly southern and eastern parts. Onshore winds wll maintain showers on the QLD coast. A weak trough in the west should cause isolated showers in western WA.
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Monday 22:00 EST
A high will bring yet another chilly morning to SA, TAS, VIC, NSW and southern QLD and a dry day to much of Australia. Onshore winds should lead to a few showers in western TAS and on the northern NSW and QLD coasts. A trough in WA may cause the odd shower in the state's south.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 19:00 EST
A low and cold fronts are generating brisk winds and a few showers in eastern NSW, VIC and TAS. A trough in the northwest is pushing cloud over western parts of WA. A high is keeping elsewhere dry and directing warm, dry winds to northern Australia.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 22:00 EST
An intense low will move east across the Tasman, generating large waves, brisk winds and a few showers in TAS, eastern VIC and eastern NSW. A high will bring a chilly morning, frosty in the southeast, and generally dry day to much of the country with help from dry gusty winds.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EST
A low will move further away, causing large wave and brisk winds to ease and most showers to clear in TAS, VIC and NSW. Brisk southerlies will stil cause a few showers on the northern NSW and south QLD coasts. A weak trough in WA will cause the odd shower in the southwest.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 22:00 EST
A high will bring another chilly morning to SA, VIC, NSW and southern QLD and dry day to much of Australia. A front will bring cold winds and showers to TAS, where snow will fall on the highlands later. Brisk southerly winds will scatter showers along the QLD coast.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 22:00 EST
A front and trough will bring cloud, colder air but just isolated showers to TAS, SA and VIC. Winds on the QLD coast will be moist southeasterly, causing a few showers, mainly n the north. A high will keep elsewhere generally dry after a chilly morning in the south.
Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 22:00 EST
A trough and low over the Tasman Sea will direct showers and brisk winds to parts of TAS, VIC and NSW, mainly southern and eastern parts. Onshore winds wll maintain showers on the QLD coast. A weak trough in the west should cause isolated showers in western WA.
Synoptic Chart
Monday, 22:00 EST
A high will bring yet another chilly morning to SA, TAS, VIC, NSW and southern QLD and a dry day to much of Australia. Onshore winds should lead to a few showers in western TAS and on the northern NSW and QLD coasts. A trough in WA may cause the odd shower in the state's south.
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