A cold front has passed over southeastern Australia, with a large area of speckly, convective cloud situated behind the front. Ridging in the Tasman Sea is assisting in pushing a thick deck of low to mid level cloud over parts of the eastern seaboard from northern New South Wales up through to the Torres Strait. A high pressure system off the southwest coast of Western Australia is directing low to mid level cloud onshore through southern Western Australia. Low to mid level cloud can be seen covering western Queensland and the central Northern Territory. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.