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Thursday - Latest
Persistent southeasterly winds are causing isolated showers along the QLD and northern NSW coasts. A weak front is generating showers over southern SA. A broad region of high pressure is keeping the remainder of eastern and central Australia mostly clear and dry.
Friday 22:00 EST
A weak front will trigger showers through southern VIC and TAS. A high will keep the rest of the southeast dry, while directing showery southeasterlies onto the QLD coast. A trough will produce showers in southern WA. A high will keep the interior dry.
Saturday 22:00 EST
A high centred over the Bight will direct moist onshore winds into TAS, southern VIC and the east coasts of NSW and QLD. These winds will trigger showers, mainly near the coast. A weak trough over the WA interior may generate isolated showers.
Sunday 22:00 EST
Moist easterly winds should trigger showers along Australia's east coast. A trough in the west may trigger scattered showers in southern WA. Fresh westerlies may cause showers in TAS. Warm and dry air from the interior will keep the south mostly clear.
Monday 22:00 EST
Persistent easterlies and an inland trough should trigger locally heavy showers and the odd storm in QLD and northeast NSW. Fresh westerlies will continue to generate showers in TAS and southwest VIC. A ridge should keep western NSW, northern VIC and SA mostly dry.
Tuesday 22:00 EST
A trough over central QLD and northern NSW may generate showers and storms. Fresh northwesterlies may cause rain in TAS. Cool southwest winds should trigger showers in southern WA. A broad region of low pressure may cause heavy showers in the northern Top End.
Wednesday 22:00 EST
A trough and moist easterlies may generate rain in QLD and northeast NSW. A low may form in the Bight, causing a showery cold front to cross SA, while triggering rain in southwest VIC and TAS. A large high may direct cool southerlies into southern WA, causing showers.
