A region of high level cloud extends from central parts of the Northern Territory towards southeastern Queensland ahead of an upper level disturbance. Patchy cloud is present over southeastern parts of the country due to southwesterly flow over New South Wales and Victoria. Thick low-level cloud is present over much of Tasmania due to a warm front located to the south of the state. A strong ridge over the southwest of the country is driving patchy low level cloud along southern coastlines of Western Australia and South Australia The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.