A trough is generating patchy light rain in NSW and drawing warm northwesterlies into the east. A developing low over western SA is causing heavy rain and storms. A trough in the north is triggering rain and storms in western QLD and the NT. A front is bringing cold winds to TAS.
The sub-tropical is strong across Australia, drawing moisture into a series of trough over the interior and east. The polar jet is directing a cold front across TAS.

A low and trough will spread heavy rain and storms across the interior, SA, VIC and into NSW later. Onshore winds will deliver a few showers along the east coast and the rest of the south coast. A high will clear much of WA, before a front brings showers to the southwest later.

A low and trough will spread heavy rain and storms into eastern Australia, heavier over the interior and southeast. The low will bring cool showery winds over SA and strong winds in VIC and TAS. A high will clear much of WA with the odd light shower on the south coast.

A broad trough will push rain, heavy in places, across the east, spreading through QLD and easing in NSW. A low will quickly head away from VIC and TAS, easing winds and showers over SA, VIC and TAS. A high in the Bight will keep most of WA dry and develop warmer northeast winds.

A trough will produce easing showers over QLD and northern NSW. A trough over the northwest tropics will generate showers over the NT and northern parts of WA. A high will clear much of VIC, TAS and SA whilst sending warmer northeasterlies into WA.

A high will move in over the southeast, causing southeasterly winds and showers to ease along the NSW and QLD coasts. The high will also bring a mostly sunny day to VIC and SA. A trough will deepen over the interior, triggering showers and storms.

A high is moving away but causing onshore winds to bring a few showers along the NSW and QLD coasts. A broad trough over the west and interior will bring showers and possible storms, heaviest towards SA. A front will cause rain over southwestern WA later.