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Summary Issued Tuesday 14:19 EST
- Wednesday 10:00 EST
  
  A low in the west will generate rain & storms across much of WA's west & south, most intense in the southwest where wind will be blustery. A front & low in the east will send strong winds, showers & large waves along the NSW coast. A high will clear showers in Vic, Tas & SA.
- Thursday 10:00 EST
  
  Showers & storms in WA & western SA will be isolated & mainly light as a front & trough weaken. A high will cause brisk winds, showers & waves to all ease on the NSW coast. The high will clear skies in Vic, Tas & SA, leading to a cold morning, & bring a dry day to QLd & the NT.
- Friday 10:00 EST
  
  A front will help drag patchy rain & the odd storm across SA. Tas, Vic & far SW NSW. An associated low will bring stronger winds, showers & small hail to SA's south later. A high will keep much of the country's easter seaboard & north dry, leading to a chilly morning.
- Saturday 10:00 EST
  
  Showers & winds will increase across SA's south, Tas, Vic & southern NSW as a low deepens to the south. Some showers will contain small hail. Showers will develop on the tropical Qld coast as winds turn onshore. A high will cause winds to ease & showers to clear in WA.
- Sunday 10:00 EST
  
  A deep low will generate showers, storms, small hail & strong winds in SA, Tas, Vic & southern NSW. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas & the mainland Alps. Just isolated, light showers for the tropics due to weak instability. A high will keep much of elsewhere dry.
- Monday 10:00 EST
  
  A deep low will maintain showers, storms, small hail, highland snow & strong winds in Tas, Vic & NSW. A high will cause brisk winds & showers to ease in SA & keep much of WA & the interior dry. Just isolated, light showers for the tropics due to weak instability.
Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 10:00 EST

A low in the west will generate rain & storms across much of WA's west & south, most intense in the southwest where wind will be blustery. A front & low in the east will send strong winds, showers & large waves along the NSW coast. A high will clear showers in Vic, Tas & SA.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 10:00 EST

Showers & storms in WA & western SA will be isolated & mainly light as a front & trough weaken. A high will cause brisk winds, showers & waves to all ease on the NSW coast. The high will clear skies in Vic, Tas & SA, leading to a cold morning, & bring a dry day to QLd & the NT.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 10:00 EST

A front will help drag patchy rain & the odd storm across SA. Tas, Vic & far SW NSW. An associated low will bring stronger winds, showers & small hail to SA's south later. A high will keep much of the country's easter seaboard & north dry, leading to a chilly morning.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 10:00 EST

Showers & winds will increase across SA's south, Tas, Vic & southern NSW as a low deepens to the south. Some showers will contain small hail. Showers will develop on the tropical Qld coast as winds turn onshore. A high will cause winds to ease & showers to clear in WA.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 10:00 EST

A deep low will generate showers, storms, small hail & strong winds in SA, Tas, Vic & southern NSW. Showers will fall as snow in highland Tas & the mainland Alps. Just isolated, light showers for the tropics due to weak instability. A high will keep much of elsewhere dry.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 10:00 EST

A deep low will maintain showers, storms, small hail, highland snow & strong winds in Tas, Vic & NSW. A high will cause brisk winds & showers to ease in SA & keep much of WA & the interior dry. Just isolated, light showers for the tropics due to weak instability.

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