Australian Synoptic Chart Summary

A weak low drifting east over the eastern interior is bringing areas of rain to eastern SA and parts of northern and central NSW, while lighter showers sweep across Vic, southern SA, Tas, SE NSW and SW WA. High pressure keeps much of the remainder of country dry.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

Cold fronts will continue to brush southern Australia, bringing bursts of heavy showers at times. Elsewhere, high pressure will keep conditions mostly dry, with clearer skies bringing a chilly morning, coldest in the southeast.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

A cold front will cross southeast AUS bringing gusty showers to southern SA, Vic, Tas and southeastern NSW, heaviest over Tas. Onshore winds will bring a few showers to SW WA, and the odd shower over far north Qld. An unstable air mass and showers may develop over southern Qld.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

An unstable air mass will bring showers and a few storms to southern and southeast Qld and northeast NSW. Light showers are likely for coastal parts of SA, Vic and Tas ahead of a front, while a cold front brings showers to southwest WA. Dry elsewhere.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

A strong cold front will sweep across the southeast, bringing showers to southern SA, southern Vic and Tas, with high ground snow in Tas. Onshore winds and an unstable airmass bring showers to southeast Qld and NE NSW. Patchy showers for SW WA. Dry elsewhere under a ridge.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

Heavy rain and gusty winds will impact SW WA with an approaching front. Another front will sweep across the southeast, bringing showers to southern SA, southern Vic and Tas, with high ground snow in Tas. Onshore winds and an unstable airmass bring showers to Qld and NE NSW.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC

Heavy rain and gusty winds will impact WA with an large cold front with gusty winds across the southeast ahead of the front. Onshore winds and an unstable airmass bring showers and potentially heavy rain to parts of Qld and NE NSW.

ISSUED TUESDAY 4:21AM UTC