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Australian Chart Summary
Monday - Latest
A trough in the east is triggering severe thunderstorms through eastern QLD and NSW. A weak high is keeping VIC and TAS generally dry, while sending warm northerly winds into SA. An areas of low pressure pushing across southern parts of WA is triggering patchy light rain.
Tuesday 22:00 EDT
Moist easterly winds will feed a trough in the east to cause showers and thunderstorms about the east coast and ranges. Northeasterly winds will heat up over the interior and SA , whilst a weak high in the west keeps WA generally dry.
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
Hot northerly winds will affect SA, VIC and western parts of NSW and QLD before a trough triggers showers and thunderstorms in the area. Showers and storms will also develop in TAS. A high will keep WA generally dry. A weak trough may cause the odd storm in the southwest later.
Thursday 22:00 EDT
A trough will generate isolated showers and thunderstorms in eastern Australia, mostly on the ranges. Hot northerly winds will affect the southeast ahead of the trough, which will bring a cooler change to SA later. A trough in WA should cause storms to develop in the south.
Friday 22:00 EDT
A trough will slowly move east, causing showers and thunderstorms to become heavier in eastern VIC and southeastern NSW. The trough will also cause showers and storms elsewhere in VIC and NSW and also in TAS and QLD. A trough in WA will trigger storms, mainly inland.
Saturday 22:00 EDT
A slow-moving trough will cause heavy showers and storms in parts of NSW, mainly on the ranges. The trough will also cause widespread showers and storms in QLD. A weak high should clear most showers from VIC and TAS and keep SA dry. A trough in WA will trigger showers and storms.
Sunday 22:00 EDT
A trough is likely to stall in the east to generate widespread showers and thunderstorms, heaviest in NSW. A high should keep most of SA dry and keep the interior clear. A trough should develop in WA, causing showers and thunderstorms to become more widespread in the south.
