A front has passed producing another southerly for the Central Coast, Newcastle region. A trough will get left behind and each day over the next week isolated afternoon showers and storms will develop, mostly over the Northern NSW Ranges, hopefully producing enough rain to help our fire fighters.
Another belt of high pressure is setting up in the mid latitudes. This will again negate any major weather systems from entering the country. On the bright side. Conditions should begin to improve next week as this trough will stall over northern NSW helping to trigger isolated showers and storms each afternoon for the next week and there could be some heavy isolated falls hopefully falling on the fire ravaged areas.
Isolated, inland, afternoon showers and storms will develop across the Upper Hunter, parts of the NW and across the Northern New England ranges. The wet weather in the coming days will be hit and miss. Most of the towns along the northern NSW coast and SE QLD will remain fine.
