The weekend has been clear and sunny in most areas. The only precipitation of note has been the showers, hail and alpine snow which has peppered Victoria, Tasmania and southern parts of New South Wales and South Australia.
This continues today with areas either side of the Victoria/South Australia border getting the most significant falls, although still mostly in the single digit range.
Scattered showers affect New South Wales and ACT on Monday, without impacting other parts of the country. These showers are mostly light, until tending heavier along the east coast in the afternoon or evening, marking the start of another wet spell in what has already been a very wet month for coastal New South Wales.
And wet weather continues on Tuesday, affecting New South Wales as well as southern parts of Queensland. Meanwhile a cold front arrives in the far west, filled with rain along with the risk of severe thunderstorms in Perth. In between the east and west coastlines, a fine day with cool mornings and nights.
The east coast remains the focus
