Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

A strong high pressure ridge is directing a few showers over the east coast. A weak upper-level trough brings patchy rain and the odd storm to parts of SA, the NT's south and eastern WA. High pressure is providing dry weather for western WA and much of the Tropics.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:23AM UTC

A trough and a front will bring showers and the odd storm to southern WA, SA, western Vic, western NSW and southwest Qld, with a cold morning for inland southwest WA. A high in the east will send showery onshore winds over eastern Qld, eastern NSW and northern Tas.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:23AM UTC

A trough and a front will strengthen over SA, triggering showers, gusty winds and some thunderstorms over SA, northern Tas, western Vic and western NSW. A secondary front will bring showers to southern WA. An offshore high will send moist winds and showers over the east coast.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:20AM UTC

A front and a trough will trigger showers and rain stretching from northwest WA into the nation’s southeast, with rainfall possibly becoming heavy at times over NSW, Vic and Tas. Showers may continue over eastern Qld and eastern NSW as a high shifts east over the Tasman Sea.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:20AM UTC

A north-west cloud band may bring showers to central WA, northern SA and the NT's south, with heavier rain possible over southwest NSW, Vic and Tas. Moist onshore winds should bring showers to eastern NSW, eastern Qld and southwest WA.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:20AM UTC

A north-west cloud band may bring showers to central WA, northern SA and the NT's south, with heavier rain possible over NSW, Vic and Tas. Moist onshore winds should bring showers to eastern NSW, eastern Qld and southwest WA.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:20AM UTC

A trough and front should bring rain to eastern NSW with showers extending over southwest Qld, northern SA and the NT's south. Moist onshore winds should bring showers to Vic and Tas. High pressure should provide dry conditions for most of the Tropics and the Bight.

ISSUED SUNDAY 6:20AM UTC