A dry line trough through inland Queensland is bringing patchy low to mid level cloud to the region. An upper level trough stretching across the Northern Territory, Western Australia, and South Australia is generating some mid to high level cloud over the centre of the country. Patchy low level cloud is being directed inshore along the east coast of the country due to a high in the Tasman Sea. A band of high level cloud over southern Western Australia sits ahead of a band of low to mid level cloud which is associated with a cold front moving inland through the southwest of the state. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.