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Summary Issued Saturday 14:21 EST
- Saturday 08:00 EST
  
  A cold front near Tas brings a few showers while a moist, unstable airmass brings showers & storms over western/central NSW and parts of southern Qld. A moist onshore flow directs a few showers into SE Qld and coastal NSW. The odd shower or storm expected for the Tropics.
- Sunday 11:00 EST
  
  An area of low pressure will bring rain & storms to NSW and eastern Vic, heaviest across NSW. Onshore winds will bring showers to western Tas, coastal SA & coastal southern WA. Easterly winds carrying tropical moisture will bring showers & storms to the northern tropics.
- Monday 11:00 EST
  
  Low pressure over the Tasman Sea will bring showers and storms to eastern NSW, Tas and east Vic. Moisture laden winds over the northern tropics will bring heavy showers and storms to the northern NT & far north Qld. Onshore winds bring showers to the south coast of SA & WA.
- Tuesday 11:00 EST
  
  A weak low will bring showers & storms to the far northern tropics. Cool southerly winds near low pressure over the Tasman Sea brings rain or showers to eastern NSW, Vic & Tas. Onshore winds around a high maintains showers for southeast WA & coastal SA.
- Wednesday 11:00 EST
  
  Onshore winds will bring showers to southern SA, Vic and eastern NSW. Moist easterly winds in the northern tropics will bring showers and the odd storm. An extensive area of high pressure centred over the Bight will bring largely dry conditions to much of Australia.
- Thursday 11:00 EST
  
  Onshore winds around an extensive high pressure system over the Bight brings showers along the east coast as well as western Tas & the far northern tropics. An approaching front may bring late showers to southwest WA. Mostly dry elsewhere under the high.
- Friday 11:00 EST
  
  An extensive area of high pressure will become centred over southeast Australia. Onshore winds are likely to bring a few showers to coastal NSW and Qld. A passing cold front over the Bight may bring a few showers to southwest WA. Elsewhere it will remain dry and clear.
Synoptic Chart
Saturday, 08:00 EST

A cold front near Tas brings a few showers while a moist, unstable airmass brings showers & storms over western/central NSW and parts of southern Qld. A moist onshore flow directs a few showers into SE Qld and coastal NSW. The odd shower or storm expected for the Tropics.

Synoptic Chart
Sunday, 11:00 EST

An area of low pressure will bring rain & storms to NSW and eastern Vic, heaviest across NSW. Onshore winds will bring showers to western Tas, coastal SA & coastal southern WA. Easterly winds carrying tropical moisture will bring showers & storms to the northern tropics.

Synoptic Chart
Monday, 11:00 EST

Low pressure over the Tasman Sea will bring showers and storms to eastern NSW, Tas and east Vic. Moisture laden winds over the northern tropics will bring heavy showers and storms to the northern NT & far north Qld. Onshore winds bring showers to the south coast of SA & WA.

Synoptic Chart
Tuesday, 11:00 EST

A weak low will bring showers & storms to the far northern tropics. Cool southerly winds near low pressure over the Tasman Sea brings rain or showers to eastern NSW, Vic & Tas. Onshore winds around a high maintains showers for southeast WA & coastal SA.

Synoptic Chart
Wednesday, 11:00 EST

Onshore winds will bring showers to southern SA, Vic and eastern NSW. Moist easterly winds in the northern tropics will bring showers and the odd storm. An extensive area of high pressure centred over the Bight will bring largely dry conditions to much of Australia.

Synoptic Chart
Thursday, 11:00 EST

Onshore winds around an extensive high pressure system over the Bight brings showers along the east coast as well as western Tas & the far northern tropics. An approaching front may bring late showers to southwest WA. Mostly dry elsewhere under the high.

Synoptic Chart
Friday, 11:00 EST

An extensive area of high pressure will become centred over southeast Australia. Onshore winds are likely to bring a few showers to coastal NSW and Qld. A passing cold front over the Bight may bring a few showers to southwest WA. Elsewhere it will remain dry and clear.

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