Morning Glory over QLD's Gulf Country on Thursday.
Southerly change out of the blocks at the VIC/NSW border. Expected through Sydney around 23:00 AEDT.
Slow-moving upper-level low producing rain and thunderstorms over parts of south east Australia.
Rain and thunderstorms ahead for much of south east Australia, while the staggering run of storms continues over WA's interior.
Conditions remain unseasonably humid over much of southern Australia ahead of Saturday's change.
Warmth over south east Australia will peak on Friday and Saturday before a strong high south of the Bight drives a southerly change through.
Each winter, the cold vortex promotes polar stratospheric clouds, which enable chemistry that destroys ozone when sunlight returns in spring.
The September equinox occurs at 10:05 AEST (00:05 UTC) on Wednesday. The sun rising over this year's unusually strong southern stratospheric polar vortex is triggering marked ozone depletion.
Low cloud envelops areas east of the Divide after Monday's south/easterly change over NSW.
Murky southerly change cutting under the clear, dry air over eastern NSW. The change is preceded by extreme fire danger over the Greater Hunter.
Roll clouds marking the peaks of atmospheric gravity waves ahead of the cold front approaching WA.
Dry, ex-polar air sweeping over the Tasman Sea and towards the tropics. Expect more frost across prone parts of south east Australia on Thursday morning.
It'll get a short nap midweek.
Spring doing its thing over south east Australia.
Snowy Mountains snow cover at about this time of September each year since 2017.
Streaks of cloud riding the 280 km/h jet ahead of the cold front approaching TAS.
Cold front crossing south east Australia on Saturday. Expect gusty winds.
Hurricanes Lowell, Karina and Marie over the eastern Pacific, where high sea surface temperatures associated with El Niño are supplying a lot of energy.
September westerlies over south east Australia.
Dramatic atmospheric response to bath-like eastern Pacific sea surface temperatures associated with El Niño.
