Strong southwesterly winds across the southeast are generating scattered showers and light alpine snow. A trough is triggering light, patchy rain over inland parts. A high is ridging over QLD, keeping conditions dry and settled.

Cold southwesterly winds across the southeast will bring further light showers to TAS and southern VIC. A high will generate a cold morning and mostly sunny day over the rest of the east. A weak trough should generate light rain over southern WA and western SA.

An approaching front will cause mild northerly winds to strengthen in WA before bringing widespread showers to the west A front will clip the southeast bringing further light showers to TAS and southern VIC. A high will generate a cold morning and sunny dya over NSW and QLD.

Southerly winds should spread light showers up the NSW coast. A high will clear showers from VIC and TAS and keep the rest of the east dry. A weakening front will move into the Bight, clearing showers from southern WA. A trough should cause patchy rain over the western interior.

Onshore winds along the east coast should cause isolated light showers. A weak front will slip south of the Bight, causing isolated showers along the southern coastline. Moist northerly winds ahead of a front will bring patchy rain to the west coast of WA.

Onshore winds along the east coast should cause isolated light showers. A pair of fronts will generate widespread showers across western and southern WA. A high in the Tasman will keep the rest of the country dry with warmer northerly winds over SA.

A front will maintain widespread showers over southern and western WA. The front will move east to develop late showers in SA. Mild northerly iwnds should freshen over the southeast while a high contracts showers on the east coast to tropical QLD.