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Australian Chart Summary
Monday 19:00 EDT - Latest
A trough is generating very warm northerly winds, showers storms in western QLD and NSW. The trough is also moving up the NSW south coast bringing a gusty, cooler change. Onshore winds on the northern QLD coast are causing showers. A high is clearing WA and SA.
Tuesday 22:00 EDT
A slow-moving trough will trigger showers and storms in NSW, western QLD and the NT. A high will keep most of southern Australia dry but a front will bring a burst of showery winds to TAS late in the day. Warm northeasterly winds will develop in WA.
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
Moist winds and a surface trough will cause showers and patchy rain over eastern QLD and northern NSW. Cool westerly winds will maintain a few showers over the western TAS coast. Onshore winds will ease over the VIC coast, causing showers to clear.
Thursday 22:00 EDT
Winds will tend more onshore over the northern and central QLD coasts, leading to a few showers. Westerly winds may bring the odd shower to southwest TAS. Moist equatorial air and hot, light winds will help trigger storms over the Top End and far northern QLD.
Friday 22:00 EDT
Persistent onshore winds will bring further falls to the northern NSW coast and southeast QLD, as well as some more isolated showers about the QLD tropical coast. Fairly dry and warm over the southeast as winds tend northwesterly. A late burst of showers for southwest WA.
Saturday 22:00 EDT
A broad ridge of high pressure will extend across the southern states, leading to mostly sunny and dry days. Light winds may also tend onshore over southern WA, causing some drizzle. Moist southeasterlies will trigger more showers along the eastern QLD coast.
Sunday 22:00 EDT
A high in the Bight will steer hot winds across SA and southern WA. A cold front may bring a few afternoon showers to the western TAS and southwest VIC coasts. A Tasman high will keep most of NSW and QLD warm and dry, but direct the odd shower onto the central QLD coast.
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