A cold front swept across southwestern parts of Western Australia on Saturday, bringing gusty winds and widespread showers. The South West Land Division generally experienced falls of 5-15mm with even heavier totals of around 30mm about the hills east of Perth. Brookton saw its heaviest rain since May after collecting 15mm to 9am today, while Dwellingup had its best fall in a month picking up 30mm. Perth city's 14mm was the best in a week and brings the monthly total to 148mm, about 20mm shy of its monthly average but now the wettest July in three years. Gusty winds also accompanied the front as it swept through, reaching 85km/h at Mandurah, 83km/h at Cape Leeuwin and 74km/h at Ocean Reef. Persistent westerly winds will mean light showers will continue across the region until the end of the month. However accumulated totals are unlikely to be much more than 5-10mm meaning many places will see close to or just below their long-term July averages.