An upper trough is driving mid to high level cloud through southeastern Western Australia. A band of high level cloud from an upper trough extends a tongue of tropical moisture from the Indian Ocean into western and central Western Australia. Low to mid level cloud associated with a trough is passing over southwestern Western Australia. A trough off the southeastern Victorian coast is drawing low to mid level cloud over southeastern parts of the country. High level cloud streaks over eastern Queensland due to a weak upper trough. Scattered low level cloud is also visible over the Queensland seaboard from weak onshore flow. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.