A band of high level cloud from an upper trough extends a tongue of tropical moisture from the Indian Ocean into western and central Western Australia and South Australia. Low to mid level cloud associated with a trough is passing over southwestern Western Australia. A trough off the southeastern Victorian coast is drawing low to mid level cloud over southeastern parts of the country. Scattered low level cloud is also visible over the Queensland seaboard from weak onshore flow. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.