There is masses of cloud now spilling across most of the country.
Increased activity across the tropics as the wet season finally begins to take hold and instantly becomes one of the best starts on record for the NW shelf.
Another tropical storm off the NW will intensify driving large amounts of heavy rain deeper inland. It is still all clear in the east, for now.
The next low in the NW is going to produce large amounts of rain over the Pilbara and Kimberly.
Cooler conditions will dominate eastern Australia as another southerly moves up the NSW coast tonight producing more wet weather with a lot more to come over the next week.
Some valuable falls will come down inland.
So the cloud is going to roll in across the coast and periods of rain are going to increase especially for the Coffs Coast.
It will remain fine inland but some rain will spill inland over the next week.
