A broad sheet of thick mid level cloud passes over central Australia, the result of an upper low passing through the region. Scraps of upper level cloud extend eastward out of this cloud, extending over New South Wales and Queensland. A blanket of thick to low cloud is being pushed onto the New South Wales coast by a strong high pressure system over Tasmania. Patches of low level cloud drift over Tasmania beneath the high. Mid level cloud is sweeping over northwestern Western Australia, ahead of an approaching cold front over the Indian Ocean. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.