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Tuesday - Latest
A cold front over southern SA is producing rain and storms over parts of the state. Surface troughs are generating showers and storms over the Kimberley, the NT, western QLD and northwest NSW. High pressure is maintaining dry weather over southern WA and east QLD.
Wednesday 11:00 EDT
A low pressure system will generate showers and storms over eastern SA, western NSW, VIC and TAS. Surface troughs will aid in the development of showers/storms over northern WA, the NT and western QLD. A moist onshore flow will bring showers to WA's south and QLD's east.
Thursday 11:00 EDT
Surface troughs will produce showers and storms over the Kimberley, much of the NT, western QLD and much of NSW & VIC. A moist onshore flow will bring showers to the Bight and eastern QLD.
Friday 11:00 EDT
Surface troughs will generate showers and storms over northern WA, much of the NT, QLD and eastern NSW. High pressure will maintain dry weather over southern WA.
Saturday 11:00 EDT
Surface troughs should maintain showers and storms over the Kimberley, the NT's north, and much of QLD, NSW and VIC. Instability ahead of a surface trough will produce showers and storms over WA's west.
Sunday 11:00 EDT
A deep low should generate rain over TAS, while a surface trough generates showers and storms over eastern NSW and eastern QLD. Showers and storms should advance over WA with a surface trough.
Monday 11:00 EDT
A surface trough should produce showers and storms over western SA and southeast WA. A moist onshore flow should bring showers to southwest WA. Showers and storms should continue over eastern QLD/NSW and the Top End.
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Spectacular spiral low and outback storms
10:31 AEDT Satellite images have captured a line of thunderstorms marching across outback South Australia overnight and into Tuesday morning, while a strong low pressure system can also be seen spinning off the country's south coast.
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