Australia Weather

A high pressure system is situated over southeastern New South Wales, with sparse patches of low cloud visible to the east of the Great Dividing Range and thicker sheets of cloud over Tasmania. Southeasterly trade winds are bringing patchy low level cloud onto the eastern Queensland coast and the eastern Top End, with isolated showers embedded within. A cold front moving through Western Australia is pushing a deck of low to mid level cloud into the state bringing rain, while another band of mid level cloud exists ahead of it over more central parts of the state. The remainder of the country is mostly cloud free.