Australia Weather

A large upper trough is drawing a moist upper airmass over southeastern parts of the country. The upper trough is driving a thick band band of mid to upper level cloud over eastern South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, and southern parts of New South Wales. A weakened trough that has moved through the coastline of South Australia, western Victoria and Tasmania is bringing low level cloud to those regions. A trough offshore of the Queensland coast is reinforcing southeasterly winds driven by a high in the Tasman Sea. These winds are drawing patches of low to mid level cloud across coastal parts of Queensland and northeastern New South Wales. A high pressure system off the southwest coast of Western Australia is directing low to mid level cloud onshore through southern Western Australia. Scattered low to mid level cloud is visible over central eastern parts of the country. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.