Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

A cold front brings gusty showers, and a few thunderstorms across southeast SA, coastal Vic, inland and southeast NSW, the ACT and Tas. Onshore winds are bringing showers to parts of tropical north Qld and southwest WA. High pressure is keeping elsewhere dry and settled.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:02PM UTC

Showers extend across the southeast, falling as snow over the alps, in cool westerly winds following a cold front. Moisture extends to the central interior, triggering showers. Moist onshore winds direct showers to north Qld. A few showers with a cold front over southwest WA.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:01PM UTC

A cold front clipping WA's south coast will result in some coastal showers. Moist westerly winds ahead of a cold front will increase showers over Tas. Onshore winds continue to direct showers along coastal Qld. A weak front clipping NSW may bring isolated showers to coastal parts

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:04PM UTC

A cold front crossing southern waters will bring showers to southern SA, with instability extending rain & storms across the central interior & inland southeast. Moist onshore winds sends a few showers across Tas & similarly to Qld & the NT's northern tropics and southwest WA.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:04PM UTC

A cold front brings cold, gusty showers to southern SA, Vic, Tas, southern Qld and southern NSW, falling as snow at higher elevations. Moisture and instability extends to the central interior, triggering showers. Onshore winds send showers to the northern tropics and WA's south.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:04PM UTC

Cold, gusty southwesterly winds bring some showers across Tas, Vic, southern WA and southeast NSW, falling as snow at higher elevations. Moisture extending across NT's Top End may bring afternoon showers and storms. Isolated showers will clear across Qld as conditions stabilise.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:04PM UTC

A westerly airstream behind a cold front sends showers over coastal SA and Vic, tending to heavy rain over Tas. A high sends onshore winds across coastal Qld, triggering showers, and over the NT's Top End, feeding moist unstable air and triggering storms, and keeps elsewhere dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 2:04PM UTC