National Weather Forecast: Cool with showers in the south-west; storms in the east Video current: 1:00 pm AEDT 17 October 2025 For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

National Weather Forecast 23 October 2025: Storms over the interior, fine conditions in the east Video current: 1pm AEDT 23 October 2025. For the latest forecasts and warnings go to our website www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

Today’s weekly weather forecast, as aired on ABC Landline, explains the heat across northern and eastern Australia, the rain and thunderstorms across southern Australia and the cooler showery weather in south-west WA, to farmers and growers across the country. Find the latest forecasts on our website or the BOM Weather app. Explore climate and weather outlook tools providing the agriculture sector and farmers with more detail on unseasonal rainfall and temperatures for any location in Australia

Major flooding in regional Queensland has exposed a 1,200-kilometre blind spot in weather radar systems. | Sky News Australia

Westerly winds will continue across south-east Australia for the rest of this week. Cold fronts and low pressure troughs moving through every few days will bring showers and bursts of stronger winds. For the most part, the wet and windy weather will impact Tasmania, southern and mountain Victoria, and the south-east New South Wales ranges. Elsewhere, showers are possible across the north-east Queensland coast as winds bring moisture onshore. A few isolated showers are also possible across the so

On Sunday, a cold front will sweep through South Australia and into Victoria. Here’s the approximate timeline for weather to watch in the southern states over the next few days: • Sunday brings patchy rain and the chance of a thunderstorm to much of SA and western Victoria. Many areas will experience hot temperatures on Sunday before this arrives. • Monday brings more extensive and widespread rain, with moderate falls possible through much of Victoria including Melbourne, and a change to cooler

The Bureau of Meteorology has released an enhanced radar mapping experience for the Australian community with our latest BOM Weather app update. The app now shows 90 minutes of past weather, as well as the next 90 minutes of forecast rain, visible on the radar map. Access the latest weather at your fingertips. Download or update your existing app now: http://ow.ly/GeMD50Antby | Bureau of Meteorology

Images from the new weather radar in Taroom are now live on the Bureau’s website and BOM Weather app. Communities in Central Queensland can better track severe weather with: • An ability to track wind strength and location • Better rainfall awareness with improved image quality • Improved severe storm predictions for systems such as tornadoes, cyclones and intense rainfall • Enhanced information for emergency services and partners during severe weather See the Taroom radar available here: http:/

The latest radar loop shows the development of two weather systems affecting Australia since Tuesday 11:00am AEST. A vigorous cold front is pushing through south-west Western Australia, bringing showers, gusty winds, and thunderstorms. The potential for locally heavy falls with thunderstorms continues for parts of the west coast this morning. Meanwhile in the east, rain is steadily building through parts of northern and eastern New South Wales and south-east Queensland. Generally, daily rainfall