It’s still incredibly clear across the majority of northern New South Wales with any form of cloud hard to come by.
The cloud over the Central West is disappearing, eaten away by a hot, dry air mass over the heartland.
The large dominating high in the east will continue to slowly move out over the Tasman, helping to generate a north westerly airflow which is going to heat up the region producing dangerous bushfire conditions for the rest of the week and into the weekend.
Temperatures will continue to increase and dangerous winds will be whipped up as a result of the little inland cloud coverage.
Tomorrow expect partly cloudy skies for the coast with afternoon onshore winds.
Looking further into the weekend, expect no rain with the weekend cool change.
