A dry line trough through inland Queensland is bringing patchy low to mid level cloud to the region. A broad surface trough and upper level low are stretching across the Northern Territory, Western Australian, and South Australian border. This weather system is generating extensive convective activity and areas of low to high level cloud across the centre of the country. Vigorous southeasterly winds are pushing inshore along the east coast of the country due to the combination of a strong ridge up the eastern coastline and a cold front pushing into the Tasman Sea. This is bringing southeasterly winds and patchy low level cloud to large parts of the eastern seaboard. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.