Synoptic
Monday
Ex-TC Owen along with a trough is generating widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain across northern QLD and the NT. Troughs in WA and NSW are also triggering storms and showers in north and central WA and southeastern NSW, some severe. A front near TAS is bringing showers.
Issued Monday 17:23 AEDT
Monday - Latest
Ex-TC Owen along with a trough is generating widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain across northern QLD and the NT. Troughs in WA and NSW are also triggering storms and showers in north and central WA and southeastern NSW, some severe. A front near TAS is bringing showers.
Tuesday 22:00 EDT
A trough in the north will continue to bring heavy rain and showers to the tropics and northern QLD. Troughs will maintain heat in northwestern and central Australia. Troughs will also cause a few showers and storms in southern WA, SA, NSW and eastern VIC.
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
A low should deepen, causing wind rain and storms to intensify across the Top End. Troughs will maintain heat in northwestern and central Australia and draw some to the SE. Troughs will cause showers and storms in central and eastern parts of the country ahead of a cooling front
Thursday 22:00 EDT
A broad area of low pressure and associated troughs will generate widespread showers and storms across southern parts of the NT, QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS and southeast SA. A tropical low should maintain intense wind, rain and storms in the Top End.
Friday 22:00 EDT
A broad area of low pressure and associated troughs should maintain widespread showers and storms and gusty winds across eastern QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS and southeast SA. A tropical low should maintain intense wind, rain and storms in the Top End.
Saturday 22:00 EDT
A low in the southeast and associated troughs should bring showers and storms to eastern QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS and southeast SA. A tropical low should maintain intense wind, rain and storms in the Top End. The west coast of WA will heat up in easterly winds.
Sunday 22:00 EDT
A tropical low in the north should continue to bring heavy rain and storm to the tropics. A low in the southeast with trough may continue to maintain showers and storms over eastern QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS and southeast SA. A trough may bring showers/storms to central WA.
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