Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

Showers in Qld's southeast and nearby are slowly clearing as a trough weakens. Showers are affecting Tas in gusty northwesterly winds ahead of a front. A high is clearing showers from Vic, SA, far southwest WA and Qld's north tropical coast, and is keeping elsewhere dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

A cold front and low may bring increasing showers and strong winds to Tas, and showers to coastal Vic and SA. Showers may ease over southeast Qld and eastern NSW, while a high may keep the north and interior dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

A cold front and low may spread showers and strong winds across southern WA and western SA. A westerly airstream may bring showers, some heavy, over Tas and Vic. Moist onshore winds may bring showers to eastern Qld, while a high keeps much of the north, east and interior dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

Lows and a cold front should bring showers across southern WA, western SA and Tas. Easterly winds could generate showers for eastern Qld and the Top End. An unstable air mass and onshore winds may bring showers to the southeast. High pressure should keep elsewhere dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

A low and cold front crossing WA should produce heavy showers across western and southern WA as well as coastal SA. Easterly winds feeding unstable air could bring some showers to eastern Qld and the Top End.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

A low and cold front over WA should continue to produce heavy showers across western and southern parts, as well as coastal SA. Easterly winds feeding unstable air could bring some showers to eastern Qld and the Top End.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC

A cold and damp southerly air flow will bring showers to southern SA and southern WA while an unstable northerly flow brings showers and isolated thunderstorms to NSW, Vic and Tas. Moist southeasterly winds will bring a few showers to Qld's east coast.

ISSUED TUESDAY 10:45AM UTC