Yes SB, positioning of the trough is the big question.
This is what I just saw -
All latest model runs recognise the existence of a trough, which is good news. Where ever its drops, it seems like some good falls. Storms at the moment look north of the divide but may dip south.
- GFS has the atmospheric river containing a big flow of 50 to 60mm precipitable water north of the divide spearing into the ALPs.
- CMC is similar to GFS.
- Access more widespread but heaviest on the ALPs like GFS.
- CFS is north of the divide and less falls.
- NavGem both side of the divide, good falls.
- Jane Bunn model, North and south of the divide and moderate falls. Less in the South West.
- EC, on and north of the divide, good falls. A lot less rain south than others.
Favourite model run of the day goes to CMC – very low confidence but it’s certainly an entertainer the old CMC
http://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php ... r=au&dpdt=