Australian Synoptic Chart
Sunday
A cold front clearing the southeast is leaving gusty winds, showers and highland snow in its wake over parts of southern NSW, VIC, TAS and southeast SA. A trough over the tropics and northeastern QLD is triggering showers and storms. A trough over western WA is producing showers.
Issued Sunday 19:17 EST- Cold Winds
- Mild Winds
- Warm Winds
- Hot Winds
- High Pressure System
- Low Pressure System
- Tropical Cyclone
- Jetstream
- Rain (mm)
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- Low Pressure Trough
- Cold Front
- Warm Front
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Weather News
Cyclone Harold bears down on Vanuatu, predicted to bring winds of up to 250kph near Vila
21:56 EST
Disaster officials in Vanuatu are urging communities, many of them in remote locations, to shelter as a tropical cyclone is forecast to intensify to a category five in the coming hours.
Wet season not over yet in the Top End
13:28 EST
Darwin's skies were lit up overnight and into Sunday morning, with thunderstorms generating heavy rain, signalling the Top End has not quite moved into its dry season yet. In just the 30 minutes before 9am on Sunday morning, Darwin recorded 32.6mm of rainfall.
This wind is giving me chills
12:52 EST
Strong winds recorded on Saturday over much of southeastern Australia, combined with cool temperatures, resulted in a pretty chilly day.
