Australia Weather

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Under the effects of a high pressure system situated over southern New South Wales, a thick blanket of low level cloud is visible over southern New South Wales, eastern South Australia, and Victoria. A low pressure trough offshore of the Queensland coastline is generating massive area of thick low to mid level cloud through eastern Queensland and northeastern New South Wales. Further north, moist southeasterly trade flow is generating patchy low cloud over the tropical east coast, parts of the Cape York Peninsula, and the Top End. A thick sheet of mid to upper level cloud obscures the southwestern corner of Western Australia, along with some streaks of the same cloud further east in central parts of South Australia. This is due to a prominent upper level trough in the Southern Ocean, along with a cold front crossing over the country's west coast. The remainder of the country is cloud free.

Forecast for Thursday 19th

Sydney, NSW
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_SUNNY.svg Mostly sunny, then mostly cloudy
17°
0mm
Melbourne, VIC
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_CLOUDY.svg Mostly cloudy
14°
0mm
Brisbane, QLD
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_SUNNY.svg Mostly sunny
11°
22°
0mm
Perth, WA
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/LIGHT_RAIN.svg Light rain at times, then possible showers
13°
21°
3mm
Adelaide, SA
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_CLOUDY.svg Mostly cloudy
17°
0mm
Canberra, ACT
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_SUNNY.svg Mostly sunny
-3°
11°
0mm
Hobart, TAS
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/CLOUDY.svg Cloudy
14°
0mm
Darwin, NT
https://janesweather.com/weather-icons/MOSTLY_SUNNY.svg Mostly sunny
21°
31°
0mm
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