An upper-level disturbance is responsible for a broad cloudband over the southeast of the country.This feature combines with a surface troughs through South Australia and Victoria to produce expansive mid-to-high cloud over southeastern parts of the mainland. A trough in eastern Western Australia and southwestern South Australia is producing low-to-mid level cloud with thunderstorms. A high pressure ridge in the Tasman Sea is pushing low to mid level cloud onto central and northern Queensland. A cold front and associated trough are passing over the southern Western Australia, bringing low to mid level cloud to the region. Patchy low-to-mid level cloud lingers over inland Queensland and the Northern Territory The rest of the country is mostly cloud free.