An upper-level disturbance is responsible for a broad cloudband with isolated embedded thunderstorms through inland parts of eastern Western Australia. This feature combines with a cold front to the east, which is producing expansive mid-to-high cloud over southeastern parts of South Australia and into Victoria and Tasmania. A high pressure ridge in the Tasman is pushing low to mid level cloud onto the eastern Queensland A cold front crossing over the far southwest of Western Australia is bringing low to mid level cloud to the region. Patchy low-to-mid level cloud lingers over the Northern Territory and northwestern Western Australia. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.