Question

name the rain-bearing winds of Australia

Answer 1

The southern parts of Australia get the usual westerly winds and rain-bearing cold frontsthat come when the high pressure systems move towards northern Australia during winter. Cold snaps may bring frosts inland, though temperatures near the coast are mild or near mild all year round. Summers in southern Australia are generally dry and hot with coastal sea breezes. During a lengthy dry spell, hot and dry winds from the interior can cause bushfires in some southern and eastern states, though most commonly Victoria and New South Wales.

The tropical areas of northern Australia have a wet summer because of the monsoon. During "the wet", typically October to April, humid north-westerly winds bring showers and thunderstorms. Occasionally, tropical cyclones can bring heavy rainfall to tropical coastal regions, which is also likely to reach further inland. After the monsoonal season, the dry season comes ("winter"), which brings mostly clear skies and milder conditions.

Answer 2

North-easterly winds flow down Southeast Asia, are turned north-westerly/westerly by Borneo topography towards Australia. ... The Australian monsoon (the "Wet") occurs in the southern summer when the monsoon trough develops over Northern Australia.