Thursday - Latest
Strong wind, rain & storms are impacting southern SA, Tas & Vic with a cold front. Showers over eastern NSW and southern Qld in unstable air. Onshore winds bring a few showers to southwest WA and the NT coast. Clear inland and northwest in a high.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:00PM UTC
Friday 2:00am UTC
Damaging winds behind a front with showers, isolated storms and showers will persist for NSW, Vic & Tas, falling as snow about the alps and elevated Tas while a high clears SA. Showers over inland Qld & the NT. Some showery winds for Qld, southwest WA, southern SA & the Top End
ISSUED THURSDAY 7:59PM UTC
Saturday 2:00am UTC
Gusty cold SW'ly winds behind a front will maintain a few showers & snow to Tas and the mainland Alps. Winds could bring light showers in parts of SA, Vic, NSW & WA around a high and showery winds over north Qld. Unstable airmasses should produce showers over inland NT & WA.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:01PM UTC
Sunday 2:00am UTC
Cold, gusty S'ly winds should bring showers to coastal NSW, Qld & south & eastern Vic. Unstable airmasses should produce showers over inland NT & WA early, before easing. A front will approach WA, bringing rain and showers late in the day.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:01PM UTC
Monday 2:00am UTC
Cold, gusty S'ly to SE'ly winds should bring showers to coastal NSW, Qld, eastern Vic. An area of low pressure should produce showers over west and southwest WA. Mostly dry elsewhere under a broad ridge of high pressure.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:01PM UTC
Tuesday 2:00am UTC
Cold and gusty S'ly to SE'ly winds bringing showers to coastal NSW, Qld, eastern Tas and Vic should ease. A low pressure area should produce showers over WA. Onshore winds bring showers to the eastern tropics. Mostly dry elsewhere under a broad ridge of high pressure.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:01PM UTC
Wednesday 2:00am UTC
Fronts should bring showers to WA, SA and western Vic and Tas. A low pressure area should produce showers over northwest WA and the country's interior. Onshore winds bring showers to the eastern seaboard and tropics. Mostly dry elsewhere under a broad ridge of high pressure.
ISSUED THURSDAY 8:01PM UTC






