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Friday - Latest
Moist, cold southerly winds with and behind a front in the Tasman Sea bring showers to the north NSW and east QLD coasts. Another front to the south brings showers to TAS, southern VIC and coastal SA. A high to the south of WA provides dry and mostly clear conditions elsewhere.
Saturday 10:00 EST
High pressure to the south will direct cold and gusty southerly winds over the south & east, bringing showers to TAS and southern VIC, eastern NSW & along the QLD coast. The high will keep elsewhere dry & settled whilst drawing heat across the north and northwest.
Sunday 10:00 EST
High pressure over the Bight will drive cold, gusty southerly winds over the east & southeast with showers passing over TAS, VIC & coastal southeast NSW & far north QLD. Onshore winds directed by the high will bring showers to southern WA. The high will keep elsewhere dry.
Monday 10:00 EST
Easing onshore winds will gradually clear showers from southeast QLD, coastal NSW and southern WA. Moist westerly winds will bring gusty showers to western TAS. Humid air will bring rain, showers and a few thunderstorms to the NT and northwest QLD. A high will keep elsewhere dry.
Tuesday 10:00 EST
A moist westerly airflow will bring gusty showers to TAS & southern VIC. Humid air should generate rain, showers & a few thunderstorms over the NT and northeast WA. Onshore winds directed by a high to northeast QLD should bring showers. The high should keep elsewhere dry.
Wednesday 10:00 EST
A cold front approaching the southeast should bring showers and gusty winds to TAS, southwest VIC and southeast SA. A high should direct moist onshore winds and showers over northeast QLD and the Top End. Humid air over the NT's north & WA's north should cause rain and showers.
Thursday 10:00 EST
A moist westerly airflow across the southeast should bring some showers to TAS, southern SA, southwest VIC and southeast NSW. Onshore flow directed by a high should bring some showers to southern WA. High pressure ridges with warm, dry winds should keep elsewhere dry.
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Cold snap to hit five states this weekend
11:03 AEST A burst of cold weather will strike southeastern Australia this weekend, causing a wintry mix of low-level snow, icy winds, rain, hail and thunderstorms.
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