Southeasterly trade winds are bringing some showery activity with low to mid level cloud onto the northeast coast of Queensland. A mid level disturbance is producing patches of mid level cloud over Western Australia with embedded thunderstorms. A cold front is extending into a low pressure system off the southwest coast of the state. A secondary trough is stretching over the southwest corner of Western Australia is bringing low level cloud to the region. High cloud lingers over the Victorian and South Australian border from the low pressure system to the west. A thick band of low to mid level cloud can be seen over eastern New South Wales and southeast Queensland, associated with a trough moving up the eastern seaboard. Patchy low to mid level cloud lingers over northern and northwestern Australia. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.