Synoptic Charts
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Summary Issued Friday 19:22 EST
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Friday 19:00 EST
A trough in the east is generating showers & storms over southern QLD, NSW & VIC. A cold front & trough is bringing showers to southern SA. Onshore winds are triggering coastal showers for QLD, NSW & southern WA. A high is keeping skies mostly clear over most of WA and the NT.
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Saturday 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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Sunday 22:00 EST
A low and associated troughs and front 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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Monday 22:00 EST
A low fed by an upper trough should continue to produce showers on the eastern seaboard, heaviest with storms over central NSW coast. Onshore winds ahead of a front may bring showers to the southwest. A high should keep elsewhere settled.
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Tuesday 22:00 EST
A deep low lingering off the east coast should continue to generate gusty winds and showers over eastern NSW and southeast QLD. A front and trough in the west should trigger showers and storms over southwestern and western WA. A high should keep the interior clear.
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Wednesday 22:00 EST
A low off the NSW coast could continue to generate gusty winds for the NSW coast as well as push showers on the NSW and SE QLD coasts. Troughs and a front may trigger showers and storms across western parts of WA. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure.
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Thursday 22:00 EST
A pre-frontal trough should bring showers and a few storms to southwestern WA. A low in the east should move further away from the coast, with onshore winds continuing to bring coastal showers to NSW and southeast QLD. A high should keep elsewhere clear.
Synoptic Chart
Friday, 19:00 EST
A trough in the east is generating showers & storms over southern QLD, NSW & VIC. A cold front & trough is bringing showers to southern SA. Onshore winds are triggering coastal showers for QLD, NSW & southern WA. A high is keeping skies mostly clear over most of WA and the NT.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 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
Sunday, 22:00 EST
A low and associated troughs and front 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
Monday, 22:00 EST
A low fed by an upper trough should continue to produce showers on the eastern seaboard, heaviest with storms over central NSW coast. Onshore winds ahead of a front may bring showers to the southwest. A high should keep elsewhere settled.
Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 22:00 EST
A deep low lingering off the east coast should continue to generate gusty winds and showers over eastern NSW and southeast QLD. A front and trough in the west should trigger showers and storms over southwestern and western WA. A high should keep the interior clear.
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Wednesday, 22:00 EST
A low off the NSW coast could continue to generate gusty winds for the NSW coast as well as push showers on the NSW and SE QLD coasts. Troughs and a front may trigger showers and storms across western parts of WA. Settled conditions elsewhere under high pressure.
Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 22:00 EST
A pre-frontal trough should bring showers and a few storms to southwestern WA. A low in the east should move further away from the coast, with onshore winds continuing to bring coastal showers to NSW and southeast QLD. A high should keep elsewhere clear.
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