There is low cloud being generated through much of southeastern South Australia, eastern Victoria, eastern New South Wales and much of Tasmania. Patchy convective cloud with embedded thunderstorms is associated with a trough and developing low off the coast of New South Wales. Moist southeasterly trade flow and a weak trough offshore is generating patchy low cloud over the North Tropical Coast of Queensland. An upper air disturbance in the Indian Ocean is responsible for high cloud streaming over central Western Australia and most of South Australia. A cold front crossing southwestern Western Australia and the Perth area is generating a band of low to mid level cloud, leaving patchy cloud in its wake. The north of the country is largely cloud free.