National Weather Forecast: Hot for south-east inland, showers and storms across the north Video current: 2:00pm AEDT 29 January 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

The Bureau of Meteorology has been forced to defend its failed forecast after over 300mm of rain predicted for South East Queensland only eventuated in a 30mm drizzle. #rain #weather #forecast #bom #meteorology | 7NEWS Adelaide

National Weather Forecast for Wednesday 26 November 2025: Hot with thunderstorms for northern and eastern Australia, with severe thunderstorms possible for eastern Queensland and north-east New South Wales. Extreme to catastrophic fire dangers forecast for parts of southern and eastern NSW. Cool and windy for the far south-east, with gusty showers or storms. While a cold front will bring a few showers to the far south-west of Western Australia. Video current: 5:30pm AEDT 25 November 2025. For th

Hot weather continues across northern and western parts of Australia today. By contrast, the eastern states, including New South Wales and southern Queensland, will see cool to mild weather. Over the coming days, the heat will shift across the continent, driven by an east-moving cold front. Warm weather will intensify across South Australia tomorrow, then push into the eastern states from Thursday. Many of the eastern capital cities, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Canberra, will see

Here’s a look at today’s satellite view of Australia 🛰️ 1. Clear skies under a ridge of high pressure mean that winds over central and northern Western Australia are coming from an east to south-easterly direction, from the deserts of central Australia. These dry winds are pushing any cloud away from the coast. 2. Cloud rotating clockwise around a deep low-pressure system centred over south-eastern South Australia. The low will keep showers and windy conditions going over SA, Victoria and Tasma

🌡️Temperatures across the country today show a stark contrast. In the west and through central Australia, cooler than average conditions are expected under cloud and rain associated with ex-Tropical Cyclone Mitchell. In the east, warmer than average conditions increase. A cold front will sweep across South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania today, bringing a burst of cooler air to flush away the heat through the south-east. These cooler than average conditions will spread northwards through the

Learn how to use the rain radar on the bom.gov.au website. This reel explains how to: • Find the interactive map on the Rain radar and weather map page or any location page • Select Rain to view radar images • Use More weather to change how past rainfall is displayed, including rain rate (mm/h) or rain reflectivity (dBZ) For more visit https://ow.ly/QXao50YomA7 #BOMWebsiteTips | Bureau of Meteorology