Southeasterly winds are causing isolated showers along the QLD and northern NSW coasts. A slow-moving high is keeping the remainder of eastern and central Australia clear, leading to another chilly night. A trough stretching from WA into SA is triggering patchy rain and storms.
| Sydney | 10°C | 21°C | |
| Melbourne | 8°C | 18°C | |
| Brisbane | 13°C | 23°C | |
| Perth | 8°C | 21°C | |
| Adelaide | 7°C | 20°C | |
| Canberra | -4°C | 16°C | |
| Hobart | 6°C | 16°C | |
| Darwin | 19°C | 31°C |
Wed 13:26 EST The dominant weather feature over the country is a large high pressure system.
Tue 15:05 EST It was the coldest May morning in six years for many places in southeastern QLD.
Tue 13:39 EST Sydney is having its driest start to May since the 1880s, with not a single drop recorded this month.