QLD: A weather system is moving over central Queensland, heading towards the east coast by Tuesday. A high pressure system near southern Australia will bring slightly stronger winds to the southeast on Thursday. Another weak weather system may pass over southern Queensland on Friday and Saturday, clearing by Sunday.
NSW and ACT: A cold front is moving through the far northeast of the state due to a low pressure system offshore. This will bring unsettled weather to the coast and nearby mountains. The low will weaken into a trough by Wednesday and move east, with a high pressure ridge forming behind it. Another cold front is expected later in the week.
VIC: A weak storm off the NSW coast will fade away by Tuesday. A strong high pressure system near the Bight will shift towards Tasmania by Wednesday morning, bringing clear skies. The high will then spread over Victoria before a cold front approaches from the west on Friday, followed by another front next weekend.
SA: A strong high-pressure system located south of the Bight will move southeast and sit east of Tasmania by Wednesday. This system will create stable weather conditions over South Australia. Later in the week, a low-pressure trough may bring unsettled weather to the far west.
WA: A high pressure ridge will stay in the north of WA for a few days. A trough will form in the western Pilbara tomorrow and move east on Thursday due to a new high pressure ridge in central WA.
TAS: High pressure ridge brings clear skies and calm conditions to the state today, moving eastward towards Tasmania by Wednesday. Expect a cold front to bring cooler temperatures and possible showers on Thursday and Friday.
NT: A strong weather system in the south is bringing dry, windy conditions to the Northern Territory, moving towards the northern coast by Tuesday. A low-pressure system near Nhulunbuy is slowly moving northwest over the Arafura Sea.