A front is spreading cold southwesterly winds across the southeast, generating showers and snow on the ranges, with the potential for storms.A high pressure ridge is moving east, gradually clearing cloud and showers from SA. A trough is triggering rain over the WA Gascoyne.
A low and front will send cold, strong southwesterly winds and showers across the southeast with snow on the ranges. Gusty southerlies will cool southern QLD and filter through northern Australia. A high will clear most of WA as a trough generates rain over the northwest.
Strong, cold, southwesterlies in the southeast will begin to ease, causing showers to clear in SA and western VIC. Showers and Alpine snow will persist in southern NSW and eastern VIC. Rain will spread over inland WA in an upper trough. A high will keep the north mainly clear.
As a Tasman low moves east, winds will ease over most of the southeast, causing showers to contract to the VIC and TAS coasts. A high in the Bight will bring a cold morning and mostly sunny day to most of the country, whilst driving warmer northwesterly winds into WA.
An approaching front will cause mild northerly winds to strengthen in WA before bringing widespread showers to the west later. A front may clip the southeast bringing a few late showers to southern NSW and eastern VIC. A high will move east keeping the interior mostly clear.
A high will bring another cold morning and mostly sunny day to the southeast as mild northerly winds develop in SA and freshen. A weak trough will brush southern WA and then SA with light showers as a trough causes patchy light rain over the western interior.