A tropic is going to remain a dominant feature from southeast Queensland all the way cross northern Australia then back down into western Australia. Across the remaining area of the continent we are looking relatively benign conditions as we move through the weekend. Okay, there's potentially a few very light an isolated charts. But they are more likely to be very widespread. Particularly through the southeast quarter of Queensland, the potential thunderstorm from some of those could come be severe. That will stand up into the northwest of the state. Well, there's going to be a few showers at the northeastern tropical coast. The New South Wales is generally dry and sunny. Apart from the northeastern corner never chances of shower and storms here, a little bit higher. Anything else about the central and the southern coast very isolated and very patchy and but we will see partly cloudy conditions.

Also a little bit cloudy on the end of south of ranges in Victoria. There's a chance of isolated coastal shower. They suppose going to be very light and patchy.

Showers will be a little bit more widespread through the west of Tasmania though. Generally through the central and eastern parts of the state we are looking relatively clear.

For South Australia, also mostly dry. There's very slight chance, and isolated chart. At the far southeastern coast could see an isolated thunderstorm and at the far northwest corner as well.

We are associated with a band of storm, pretty much anyway through the inland of West Australia, reaching all the way down towards the south coast. But a little way dry at the west coast. Showers and storms anyway through the northern and western parts of the Territory. More likely down through the northwest.