A trough stretching from the country's interior into the southeast is generating areas of rain and storms, some heavy. Gusty, warm northerly winds are pushing into the east ahead of the trough. Southwesterly winds are driving a few showers over southern parts of WA.
Hot northwesterly winds ahead of a trough will affect eastern NSW and QLD. The trough will trigger isolated showers and storms over the eastern inland. A weak low and trough moving over the southeast will result in widespread rainfall for VIC and TAS, easing from SA.
A trough will bring widespread showers and storms to QLD and NSW, some heavy. The trough will continue to push a cooler change over northern NSW and into QLD. A high will keep much of the southwest clear and dry. Onshore winds will bring a few shower to TAS.
Moist easterly winds feeding into a trough over the eastern interior should generate showers over QLD and NSW, some heavy. A high will keep the southeast and interior mostly clear and dry while delivering warm northeasterly winds to WA.
Moist easterly winds feeding into a trough over the east should cause widespread showers in QLD and northern NSW. A ridge of high pressure will keep the southeast mostly clear and dry. Warm northeasterly winds will push into WA from SA ahead of a cooler change.
Troughs in the east should generate widespread showers through QLD, NSW, VIC and eastern SA. Warm northerly winds will push into the southeast ahead of a cooler change. A high will keep the west mostly clear and dry.