Australian Chart Summary
Tuesday - Latest
A broad region of low pressure across WA, the NT, QLD and northern NSW is bringing areas of rain, showers and thunderstorms. Onshore winds along the NSW coast is also triggering some showers. A high in the southeast is leading to settled conditions for SA, VIC and TAS.
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
Troughs will generate showers and storms across the tropics and scatter them across the parts of the NT, WA and QLD. A cold front brushing the south will lead to showers over VIC and TAS. Heat will build over southwestern parts of WA. A high should clear much of the south.
Thursday 22:00 EDT
Lows and troughs over QLD, the NT and WA will trigger showers and thunderstorms. Onshore winds will push scattered showers across the northern NSW and QLD coasts. Upper level moisture will bring some rain over WA's Interior. High pressure will keep much of the south clear and dry
Friday 22:00 EDT
Lows and troughs should bring showers and storms over WA, the NT & tropical QLD. SA and VIC should see drier conditions with a high pressure ridge. Onshore winds should bring a few showers to the TAS, northern NSW and QLD coast.
Saturday 22:00 EDT
A series of troughs and low pressure systems should trigger showers and storms through much of NSW, QLD, the NT and WA. A cold front could bring showers to TAS with a cool change also for VIC. High pressure should keep SA dry.
Sunday 22:00 EDT
A series of troughs and low pressure systems should trigger showers and storms through much of VIC, NSW, QLD, the NT and WA, heavy in parts. A few showers for TAS in the wake of a cold front. High pressure should keep SA mostly dry.
Weather News
Queensland weather: flooded road catches Ipswich woman by surprise, multiple rescues across south-east
12:41 EDT
Swiftwater rescue crews have pulled more than a dozen people from fast-rising floodwaters across south-east Queensland, after the region was hammered with heavy rain.
Cool and wet in Sydney
17:58 EDT
Sydney just had its coldest and wettest pair of days so far this year.
Canberra's stormwater drains 'unable to cope with major rain events', report warned
17:43 EDT
A report warning Canberra's storm drains would not cope with a major rain event was published just weeks before a deluge brought parts of the city to a standstill and some residents' homes were flooded.









