A band of mid to high level cloud stretches from the Indian Ocean into central Western Australia, South Australia, western New South Wales and Victoria. Patchy low level cloud is present over southwestern Western Australia due to a cold front passing over the region. A ridge over the southeastern states is producing patches of low level cloud over Victoria and southeastern New South Wales. Mid level cloud is streaming over western Tasmania, associated with a trough off the northwest coast of Tasmania. Scattered low level cloud is also visible over the central Queensland coast due to moist, onshore flow. The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.