A trough and low pressure system in the southeast is bringing convective cloud with embedded thunderstorms to eastern New South Wales and Victoria. A second low and its associated troughs in combination with an upper feature are producing widespread thunderstorms and convective cloud across central Western Australia and southern parts of the Northern Territory. A heat trough over Queensland and the Northern Territory is producing low to mid level convective cloud with some embedded thunderstorms. Low level cloud is present over Tasmania and southern Victoria as a weakening cold front moves through. A large high pressure system in the Great Bight is pushing areas of low level cloud inshore across the southern seaboard. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.