Australian Chart Summary

Monday - Latest

A low off the WA Espereance Coast is bringing wind and light showers to the southern coastal areas. A pair of troughs stretching from the northwest to southeast is generating showers and storms. Onshore winds along the QLD east coast are causing the odd light shower.

Tuesday 22:00 EDT

A pair of low pressure troughs will generate showers and storms across TAS, VIC, NSW, western QLD, the NT and northern WA. Hot winds will filter ahead of these troughs. A front will bring a colder change to TAS. A high will clear showers from southwest WA.

Wednesday 22:00 EDT

A pair of troughs will continue to bring showers and storms across NSW and the nation's north, whilst producing hot weather over NSW, QLD and the NT. Westerly winds in the wake of a cold front will produce a few showers over southwest VIC and TAS.

Thursday 22:00 EDT

A low and pair of troughs will bring showers and storms to NSW, southern and western QLD, the NT, northern SA and northern WA. Hot air will filter over NSW, QLD and the NT ahead of these troughs. A ridge of high pressure will keep the southwest mostly clear.

Friday 22:00 EDT

A pair of troughs will produce showers and thunderstorms across eastern VIC, NSW, western and southern QLD, the NT and northern WA. A front will bring a cooler change with showers to southern VIC and TAS. A high will be clearing skies in SA and southern WA.

Saturday 22:00 EDT

A broad low pressure trough should trigger showers and thunderstorms across western QLD, the NT and WA. A high will keep most of the southeast clear, whilst directing moist southeasterly winds with showers onto the NSW coast.

Sunday 22:00 EDT

A low and broad trough stretching from eastern WA to the tropics and western QLD will produce showers and thunderstorms. A high pressure ridge should keep the southeast mostly clear, whilst directing moist onshore winds and showers onto the NSW and southern QLD coast.

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