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Tuesday - Latest
Troughs in the north & west are maintaining heat, showers & storms in QLD, the NT & WA. A trough & front is bringing cool winds & showers to southwest WA. A low in the southeast is moving away, causing wind & showers to ease in TAS, southern VIC & southeast NSW.
Tuesday 22:00 EDT
Troughs with a front will bring gusty showers and storms to WA, the NT and western SA, while drawing heat over the rest of SA. A trough will continue driving showers and storms over eastern QLD and northeast NSW. A high will keep conditions settled over the southeast.
Wednesday 22:00 EDT
A broad trough will lead to showers and storms scattered over WA's Kimberley, the NT, SA and western VIC and NSW, while heat is drawn into NSW ahead of it. A pool of cold air with a trough will bring showers and some storms to WA's west and south. Settled in the east with a high.
Thursday 22:00 EDT
An extensive area of low pressure with troughs and a front in the south will lead to widespread showers and storms stretching from the tropics, into the central/eastern interior and southeast. Onshore winds should also drive showers over southern WA and FNQ.
Friday 22:00 EDT
A broad trough with a low and front in the southeast will lead to widespread showers and storms over parts of the tropics, the NT, QLD, NSW, VIC and TAS. Onshore winds should also drive showers into southern SA and FNQ. A high with a drier airmass will help settled much of WA.
Saturday 22:00 EDT
Troughs stretching over the north of Australia and into eastern QLD and northeast NSW should lead to showers and storms, most likely over the NT. Brisk winds with a nearby low should cause showers over southeast NSW, VIC and TAS. A high over the south will keep elsewhere settled.
Sunday 22:00 EDT
Low pressure and troughs over WA and the northern tropics should lead to showers and storms, while drawing heat into the north. Onshore winds around a high may lead to showers over eastern QLD and western TAS. This high should keep the southeast generally settled and dry.
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Major clean-up for Wollondilly after supercell sweeps over region
04:58 AEDT
The New South Wales government is being urged to issue a natural disaster declaration for parts of the Wollondilly Shire, south-west of Sydney, after a storm trashed the region over the weekend.
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