Australia Weather

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, crossing the border between South Australia and Queensland. A blanket of thick to low mid level cloud is being pushed onto the New South Wales coast by a strong high pressure system in the Tasman Sea. A field of low level cloud is being generated in the Kimberley Region due to a hot unstable airmass. SImilar convective low level cloud is present through much of eastern Queensland. Patches of low level cloud drift over Tasmania. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.