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Tuesday is a brief and fleeting transition period between two low pressure systems this week – as another one is on the way for Wednesday.
More sub-tropical air is on the way coming down from Cairns and New Caledonia, bringing warm and rainy conditions with it.
For the rest of your week’s outlook, check out the latest with Philip Duncan, below.
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