Broad areas of mid- to high-level cloud associated with an upper trough can be seen over eastern parts of Western Australia and most of South Australia. A trough over Tasmania is pushing widespread low-level cloud across the state. A high in the Indian Ocean is generating patchy low-level cloud over the southern coastline of Western Australia. Low-level moisture over southern New South Wales and Victoria is bringing broad areas of cloud with patches of fog. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.