 Forecast Summary A high situated over south western NSW is pushing artic cold fronts south of the Australian continent. This is typically a summer weather system, and is unusual for the high to dominate so far south this far into the southern winter. It does mean that an east-coast low can develop , and feed tropical moisture into the system, however at this stage it appears that precipitaion later in the week will fall as rain, rather than snow . Daily Forecasts Tuesday 19 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngClear day, and cold night .
<meaning-changed>  Forecast Summary A high situated over south western NSW is pushing artic cold fronts south of the Australian continent. This is typically a summer weather system, and is unusual for the high to dominate so far south this far into the southern winter. It does mean that an east-coast low can develop , and feed tropical moisture into the system, however at this stage it appears that precipitaion later in the week will fall as rain, rather than snow . Daily Forecasts Tuesday 19 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngClear day, and cold night .
 Forecast Summary A series of weak cold fronts will cross the alpine areas over the next week, as the dominating hig moves out into the pacific. There is however, a lack of moisture, so snowfall will be minimal. A cold pool will develop over central NSW on Thursday, brining icy conditions, but only minimal snowfall. The big excitment is a strong, antartic low appearing south west of Australia at 55'S 90E. This low may run up into the Australian mainland, brining acrtic conditions to the alpine areas . Daily Forecasts Tuesday 19 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngClear day, and cold night .