A trough in the east is bringing showers and storms over inland QLD and NSW. Easterly winds on the east coast are causing areas of rain and showers. A high pressure ridge is keeping VIC, TAS and SA clear with dry, warm northeasterlies. A trough in WA is causing thundery showers.
Onshore winds will cause showers along the QLD coast, particularly in the tropics. A trough will result in showers and storms across northeastern NSW and QLD interior. Hot northeasterly winds persisting in SA, VIC, inland NSW and QLD. A trough will maintain storms in WA.
A trough will maintain showers and a few storms over northeast NSW and inland QLD. Showers will persist along the QLD coast in onshore winds. Hot northeasterly winds continuing in SA, VIC, inland NSW and QLD. Troughs in WA will bring isolated showers and storms.
Scattered showers will contract north over QLD as a ridge of high pressure builds from the south. Hot northerly winds continuing in SA, VIC, NSW and inland QLD. Troughs over WA, will cause isolated showers and thunderstorms in the east, and southwest.
Showers will continue over the QLD tropical east coast. Hot northerly winds will push through SA, VIC, NSW and inland QLD. A developing trough may trigger isolated afternoon storms over the eastern inland. Another trough will trigger a few showers and storms in WA.
A trough in the east should bring showers and a few storms to NSW, VIC and TAS. Hot northerly winds will continue over inland QLD, NSW and SA, while the trough brings a milder change to southern VIC and NSW. A trough in WA will generate a few showers and storms.