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Summary Issued Tuesday 19:58 EDT
- Tuesday 20:00 EDT
  
  A tropical low north of the NT is driving showers and storms over the northern tropics. An unstable airmass brings showers and storms to western WA. Brisk westerly winds with a cold fronts is bringing showers to Tas and coastal Vic. Dry elsewhere with high pressure.
- Wednesday 11:00 EDT
  
  Showers and storms across the Top End and through the tropics near a tropical low. A cold front will send showers over southeast SA, Vic and Tas, whilst onshore winds bring odd showers to eastern Qld. An unstable airmass should trigger showers and storms over southern WA.
- Thursday 11:00 EDT
  
  A possible tropical cyclone near the Top End will bring rain and storms in the far north. An unstable airmass over southern WA will bring showers and storms. A front and southerly change sends showers over south Vic and Tas, with storms and showers to parts of the east coast.
- Friday 11:00 EDT
  
  A tropical cyclone could maintain heavy rain and storms in the far north. A low and unstable airmass over will maintain showers and storms for SA and eastern and southern WA. Onshore winds around a high may bring showers and storms to eastern NSW and southeast Qld.
- Saturday 11:00 EDT
  
  A tropical cyclone near the Top End should drive heavy rain and storms for the north. Unstable airmasses over the south and west, as well as over the east fed by easterly winds, should bring showers and storms to parts of southern WA, the interior, and southeast and eastern Aus.
- Sunday 11:00 EDT
  
  A possible tropical cyclone near the Top End should maintain rain and storms in the north. Unstable airmasses may bring showers and storms, some intense, to southern WA, the interior, and east and southeast Aus. Onshore winds bring the odd shower to eastern Qld.
- Monday 11:00 EDT
  
  A possible tropical cyclone may continue to bring heavy rain and storms over the Top End and possibly northeast WA. Unstable airmasses may generate showers and some storms across much of central, southeast and eastern Aus. Onshore winds could bring showers to southwest WA.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 20:00 EDT

A tropical low north of the NT is driving showers and storms over the northern tropics. An unstable airmass brings showers and storms to western WA. Brisk westerly winds with a cold fronts is bringing showers to Tas and coastal Vic. Dry elsewhere with high pressure.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EDT

Showers and storms across the Top End and through the tropics near a tropical low. A cold front will send showers over southeast SA, Vic and Tas, whilst onshore winds bring odd showers to eastern Qld. An unstable airmass should trigger showers and storms over southern WA.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EDT

A possible tropical cyclone near the Top End will bring rain and storms in the far north. An unstable airmass over southern WA will bring showers and storms. A front and southerly change sends showers over south Vic and Tas, with storms and showers to parts of the east coast.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EDT

A tropical cyclone could maintain heavy rain and storms in the far north. A low and unstable airmass over will maintain showers and storms for SA and eastern and southern WA. Onshore winds around a high may bring showers and storms to eastern NSW and southeast Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 11:00 EDT

A tropical cyclone near the Top End should drive heavy rain and storms for the north. Unstable airmasses over the south and west, as well as over the east fed by easterly winds, should bring showers and storms to parts of southern WA, the interior, and southeast and eastern Aus.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EDT

A possible tropical cyclone near the Top End should maintain rain and storms in the north. Unstable airmasses may bring showers and storms, some intense, to southern WA, the interior, and east and southeast Aus. Onshore winds bring the odd shower to eastern Qld.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EDT

A possible tropical cyclone may continue to bring heavy rain and storms over the Top End and possibly northeast WA. Unstable airmasses may generate showers and some storms across much of central, southeast and eastern Aus. Onshore winds could bring showers to southwest WA.

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