Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

Cold fronts are sending strong winds, showers & a colder change across southwest WA, SA, Tas and Vic. Warm winds are blowing ahead of the front. Showers in the northeast tropics, mainly the coasts, are due to moist easterly winds. Highs are keeping elsewhere in the country dry.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

Cold fronts will maintain brisk westerly winds & showers across the country's south, especially Tas. Showers will affect the northeast tropics, mainly the coasts, due to moist easterly winds. High pressure will keep the remainder of the country dry.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

A cold front will bring strong winds & showers to Tas, Vic, southern NSW & SA; and small hail & highland snow to Tas. Another front will bring showers to southwest WA. Showery onshore winds will continue for the northern tropics. High pressure will keep elsewhere dry.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

A cold front will bring gusty winds & showers to WA's south and southwest. A low pressure trough will bring showers and storms to southern SA and western Vic. A high will keeping much of the remainder of the country dry, just the odd shower for the far northern tropical coasts.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

A wintry cold front will bring strong winds, showers, small hail & alpine snow to the southeast. Another cold front will bring showers to WA's west coast . High pressure will keep much of the remainder of the country dry, just the odd shower for northern tropical coasts.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

Showers & storms are likely across southern and western WA in a developing low pressure trough. A high will cause brisk winds to ease & most showers to clear in Tas, Vic & NSW, while keeping much of elsewhere dry. Unseasonably warm for the northeast NSW and eastern Qld.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC

A low pressure trough will bring a broad area of showers and storms to southern WA and western SA. A weak cold front will send onshore southerlies across Vic, Tas and southern and eastern NSW, bringing some showers. A high will keep the north of the country generally dry.

ISSUED WEDNESDAY 2:46AM UTC