A high pressure centre west of Tasmania is extending a ridge over the Bight and southeastern Australia, with light winds allowing low level cloud to lay over southeastern South Australia, and western Tasmania. A moist onshore flow intersects the east coast and the Top End, generating patchy low and mid level cloud over far northern and eastern Australia. Large patches of high level cloud are seen over the Northern Territory, north eastern South Australia, and inland Queensland. A trough approaching from the west extends streaky high level cloud over southwestern Western Australia. The rest of the country remains mostly cloud free.