Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

A broad unstable region of low pressure is bringing showers and isolated thunderstorms to southwestern WA. Humid E'ly winds are bringing showers and isolated storms to eastern Qld and northeast NSW. NW'ly winds are sending showers across western Tas.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:23AM UTC

Fronts crossing southern Aus will trigger showers over southern WA and western Tas. Southeasterly winds will continue to trigger showers over eastern Qld and northeast NSW. Showery E’ly winds for the NT Top End. Dry elsewhere with high pressure.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:23AM UTC

A front and associated trough will trigger showers and isolated storms over WA’s south. Southeasterly winds will continue to trigger showers over eastern Qld and eastern NSW. Showery E’ly winds for the NT Top End. Dry elsewhere with high pressure.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:28AM UTC

A cold front and trailing upper trough will generate showers & thunderstorms across WA's south and possibly SA's west later. Moist E'ly winds will continue directing showers across eastern Qld and eastern NSW, as well as the NT's eastern Top End.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:28AM UTC

A low pressure system should generate showers & storms with gusty winds over southern SA and western Vic. An upper trough should produce showers over southern WA. Moist SE winds should bring showers to northeast NSW and eastern Qld.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:28AM UTC

A deep low pressure system to the south should generate gusty showers and thunderstorms over SA, Vic, Tas and NSW. A trailing upper trough should maintain gusty showers over southern WA. Onshore winds should continue sending showers over eastern Qld and the NT's eastern Top End.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:28AM UTC

A low pressure system should generate showers and thunderstorms over southern SA, Vic, Tas and NSW. Onshore winds should bring more showers to southern coastal WA, eastern Qld, and the eastern Top End. High pressure should promote dry weather for the rest of WA and the interior.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:28AM UTC