Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

A vigorous cold front continues to bring very strong winds, showers & highland snow to SE SA, NW & SE Tas, Vic & SE NSW, heaviest in eastern Vic & NSW. A high is keeping elsewhere dry.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:35AM UTC

A clearing cold front is causing strong winds to ease, highland snowfalls to clear SA, Tas, Vic, and NSW, though southerly winds allow showers to persist. This high will keep much of the west, interior and northern parts of the country dry.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:35AM UTC

A broad high will cause skies to become mostly clear and for winds to calm, leading to a frosty morning in the south, east and interior. The high will bring a dry day to much of the country, with showers in the far southeast, mainly over Tas, & the odd shower in the tropics.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:38AM UTC

Westerly winds will bring showers in parts of Tas, SA, and Vic. Isolated showers are possible in southeast Qld in relatively moist, unstable air. A broad high pressure system will keep cold mornings and dry days for much of Australia's western and central inland regions.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:38AM UTC

Westerly winds will maintain showers in parts of SA, Vic, and Tas, increasing as a front crosses late. Showers in moist and unstable air over southeast Qld and northeast NSW. A broad high pressure system will keep dry conditions for much of Australia's western and interior.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:38AM UTC

A cold front and a low may bring showers and strong winds to WA. Moist winds will maintain showers in parts of SA, Vic, and Tas. Showers in moist and unstable air will ease in southeast Qld and eastern NSW. A high will keep dry conditions for much of the north and interior.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:38AM UTC

A cold front and a low may bring showers and strong winds to WA and western SA. Winds turning N'ly will ease showers in parts of SA, Vic, and Tas. Showers in moist onshore winds over eastern Qld. A high will keep dry conditions for much of the north, east and interior.

ISSUED SATURDAY 12:38AM UTC