Australia Weather

A low pressure system centred in central New South Wales extends a broad trough up through western Queensland and into the northwestern interior of the country. Remnant mid level cloud and some thunderstorms can be seen about this trough. A high pressure system in the Great Australian Bight is directing low level cloud over the southwest corner of the state, while an upper level disturbance is associated with mid level cloud in the area. A trough is brushing against the southwestern tip of the country, bringing a deck of low level cloud over the south west district of Western Australia. Some streaks of high level cloud can be seen over Western Australia, highlighting the subtropical jetstream in the vicinity. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.