Thursday - Latest
A broad trough is taking rain QLD and NSW further east. A developing low over southeast Australia is generating areas of rain and storms and is directing cold and gusty southerly winds into SA. A large high is keeping much of central Australia and WA clear.
Friday 22:00 EST
A trough will move off the east coast, taking areas of heavy rain to eastern NSW and QLD. A low pressure system will drift south and east, triggering heavy rain in parts of VIC and TAS. Moist and cool south-westerly winds will cause isolated showers over southern SA.
Saturday 22:00 EST
A front and cool south westerly winds will bring showers to SA, TAS, VIC and southern NSW. Humid south-easterly winds will trigger isolated showers over the QLD tropics. A weak region of low pressure will cause a few showers about Arnhem land. Mostly clear elsewhere under a high.
Sunday 22:00 EST
Moist south to southwest winds should trigger a few light showers over southern VIC, TAS and along the NSW east coast. Humid easterly winds will bring showers to the northern tropics. A broad region of high pressure will bring mostly clear skies elsewhere.
Monday 22:00 EST
Moist south to southeast winds will bring isolated showers to the NSW and QLD coasts and nearby ranges. A high will bring mostly clear skies to much of the country's interior and south, allowing for a cold morning. Humid easterlies will produce a few showers in the far north.
Tuesday 22:00 EST
Humid onshore winds should bring isolated showers to the eastern seaboard. A cold front is likely to bring showers to western TAS. A broad region of high pressure should maintain mostly clear skies over the country's interior and south, allowing for a cold morning.
Wednesday 22:00 EST
Moist south-easterly winds will cause isolated showers along the eastern seaboard. A weak trough should trigger a few thundery showers over western QLD and the NT Top End. A broad region of high pressure will bring mostly clear skies elsewhere.