Southeasterly trade winds are bringing some low to mid level cloud with embedded showers onto the northeast coast of Queensland. A mid level disturbance is producing patches of mid level cloud over Western Australia with embedded thunderstorms. It is deepening a trough extending into a low pressure system on the southwest coast of the state, which is asociated with some low cloud in the area. A thick band of low to mid level cloud can be seen over eastern New South Wales, associated with the remains of a cold front moving up the eastern seaboard. Patchy low to mid-level cloud lingers over northwestern Australia. A high pressure system centered just west of Tasmania is pushing thick low level cloud over the southeastern coast of the country. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.