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Thursday - Latest
An offshore low and trough near NSW are bringing showers, strong winds, and powerful surf to NSW's northeast coast. A trough is triggering showers and gusty winds over western TAS and southern VIC. Onshore winds are generating light showers over the south coast of WA and SA.
Friday 22:00 EST
An onshore flow and approaching trough should bring some showers to southern SA, VIC, and TAS. Isolated showers in onshore winds in far north QLD too. A trough and a front approaching the west may bring a light sprinkle to the far southwest of WA.
Saturday 22:00 EST
A front will bring showers to southwest WA. A trough and onshore winds should bring showers and cooler winds to southeastern SA, TAS, VIC and southeast NSW. Onshore winds will drive showers in Far North QLD. Dry elsewhere under a high.
Sunday 22:00 EST
A cold front should generate showers over much of WA's south, west, and interior. Continued onshore winds will drive showers along the NSW coast and in Far North QLD. A high will keep the rest of the country dry and settled.
Monday 22:00 EST
A cold front should move through SA generating showers for most southern areas, VIC, and TAS as well as a lingering shower in southern WA. Onshore winds may continue to generate a light shower in far north QLD.
Monday 22:00 EST
A cold front should move through SA generating showers for most southern areas, and western VIC and TAS as well as a lingering shower in southern WA. Onshore winds may continue to generate a light shower in far north QLD.
Tuesday 22:00 EST
A trough may bring showers and strong winds to SA, VIC, TAS & southern NSW. Onshore winds may continue to cause showers in Far North QLD. A high will keep settled elsewhere.
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