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Friday - Latest
Gusty westerly winds between cold fronts are bringing showers to TAS, VIC, SA's south & NSW's far south. Showers & storms are affecting northern WA, the NT's western Top End & NE QLD in unstable humid winds. A broad ridge of high pressure is keeping the rest of the country dry.
Saturday 10:00 EST
A gusty westerly airstream with a cold front will bring showers to Tas, Vic, SA & southern NSW with alpine snow. An area of unstable, humid air will bring showers & storms across WA, SA's west, eastern QLD & the NT's Top End. A high will keep most of the rest of the country dry.
Sunday 10:00 EST
A cold front will bring gusty winds and showers to Tas, Vic and southeast SA. Humid, unstable airmasses will bring showers and storms to WA?s north and west and to southeast Qld. Moist onshore winds bring showers to northeast Qld & WA's south. Drier elsewhere with a high.
Monday 10:00 EST
A humid, unstable airmass will expand over WA, the NT & the interior, increasing showers & storms. A cold front will send gusty winds & showers to Tas, Vic & southeast SA. Highs will send onshore showers to northeast NSW and southeast & northern Qld while keeping elsewhere dry.
Tuesday 10:00 EST
A humid, unstable airmass may expand over WA, SA?s west & the interior, bringing showers & storms. Moist winds ahead of a low pressure system may bring showers to Tas, Vic & southeast SA. Highs may send onshore showers to north Qld & WA's south whilst keeping the east warm & dry.
Wednesday 10:00 EST
Moist, unstable winds in the west & interior and a front crossing the southeast could cause showers and storms to persist over broad areas of WA, the NT, SA, Vic, Tas & western NSW. A high will keep most of the remainder dry while pushing showery onshore winds over northeast Qld.
Thursday 10:00 EST
A moist, unstable rain band across the interior and cold front crossing the southeast could cause showers and storms to persist over broad areas of the NT, SA, Vic, Tas & NSW, with alpine snow. A high will keep elsewhere dry while pushing showery onshore winds over northeast Qld.
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Tassie ski tow buried under snow
15:42 AEST Heavy snow continues to fall in elevated parts of Tasmania, and the snow showers likely won't let up for another couple of days.
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