The Weather Company reports that extensive cloud is currently over southern Queensland and northern NSW in humid northeasterly winds, which is causing rain and the odd storm.

There is also cloud building over the interior in a broad region of low pressure is triggering storms, while cloud spreading over SA and Victoria south of the low is causing light rain.

Storm ravaged Queensland has again received the best of the falls, with more rain in the South East and in coastal areas, but there were good falls in drought-hit agricultural areas.

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, Rewan in Central Queensland received 27mm, Taroom 9mm, Bundaberg 16mm, Esk 31mm, Eumundi 30mm, Fernvale 19mm, Kenilworth 17mm, Nambour 27mm, Toogoolawah 28mm, Wivenhoe Dam 18mm, Yarraman 17mm, Oakey 30mm, Mt Kynoch 41mm, Cunnamulla 14mm, Jondaryan 33mm, Injune 45mm, Dalby 16mm, Goondiwindi 14mm, Dulacca 16mm, Condamine 14mm, Toowoomba 15mm, Stanthorpe 16mm, Nindegully 42mm.

That system has also brought good rain to northern NSW, with Alstonville receving 12mm, Casino 14mm, Kyogle 24mm, Dorrigo 10mm, Armidale 19mm, Bonalbo 25mm, Glen Innes 16mm, Guyra 19mm, Inverell 13mm, Barraba 10mm, Gravesend 14mm, Walgett 18mm, Quombone 12mm, Trangie 10mm, Angledool 9mm, Tibooburra 10mm, and Wanaaring 16mm.

In South Australia good falls have been recorded in the outback during the 24 hours to 9am today, but most other centres received less than 5mm.

The best totals were at Ernabella with 12mm, Mintabie 24mm, Marla 18mm, Woomera 11mm, Ceduna 5mm, Cleve 3mm, and Jamestown 5mm.

And in WA the Bureau has recorded 25mm in Broome, Kununurra had 27mm, Learmontha and Pardoo 18mm, Carnarvon and Denham 15mm, Giles 16mm, Lancelin 10mm, Medina 12mm, Harvey 9mm, Albaby 12mm, Esperance 10mm, Beverley 8mm, and Wagin 10mm.