Most states in for a wet Sunday, as frosty start to July brings joy on ski slopes

A low and front will clip southwest Western Australia on Sunday, generating strong winds, rain and storms.

Brisk winds around a broad high over the southeast will bring showers to southern South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania and coastal New South Wales.

Meanwhile, humid winds will direct showers to northeast Queensland and the Top End.

Marine wind warnings are currently in place for NT, WA, QLD, NSW, Victoria, and Tasmania.

New South Wales

Mostly sunny skies are expected over Sydney today, with a top of 18C and a low of 8C.

It comes after an active trough swept over northeastern NSW and southern Queensland on Friday, providing a quite the out-of-season light show.

Victoria

Showers are expected to ease in Melbourne, as the mercury rises from 9 to 14C later in the day.

A cold front made for a cracking start to the weekend, delivering widespread falls of between 15 and 25cm of fresh snow to Victorian and NSW ski resorts on Friday night.

Queensland

Brisbane residents will also get to enjoy sunny weather, and a balmy high of 21C, up from a chilly 7C.

Western Australia

Perth will see evening showers and possibly a late storm, with temperatures spanning 12 to 22C.

South Australia

A possible shower will descend on Adelaide. The thermometer won't budge higher than 15C today, following a low of 8C.

Tasmania

Hobart may also see showers today, with a low of 7C and a high of 13C.

Australian Capital Territory

Canberrans are in for partly cloudy skies, a low of just 2C and a high of 13C.

Northern Territory

There is plenty of sunshine ahead for Darwin, as the city shrugs off the winter chill with temperatures of between 21 and 31C.

A severe weather warning has been issued for the Darwin and Adelaide Rivers areas, as strong winds move through the Great Australian Bight.

With Weatherzone.