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Today, the Bureau of Meteorology is celebrating World Meteorological Day. The theme for 2025 is 'Closing the early warning gap together'. The Bureau continues to play a leading role in supporting Pacific Islands nations to prepare for and respond to the impacts of severe weather and a changing climate. This video highlights how the Bureau works with partners in other countries, sharing information and resources to benefit people in Australia and around the world. For more information about the W
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The Bureau of Meteorology has released the Tropical Cyclone 7-day Forecast. The forecast shows the anticipated location and the chance that a tropical low will develop into a tropical cyclone up to 7 days in advance. It provides detailed information to help emergency services and the Australian community prepare early for the impacts of tropical cyclones. Learn more about the forecast at bom.gov.au/cyclone/ | Bureau of Meteorology
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If you're travelling over this long weekend, be sure to stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings by enabling notifications for up to 3 chosen locations in the BOM Weather app. Download or update the BOM Weather app now. | Bureau of Meteorology
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Flood levels continued to ease during today (Tuesday) on the mighty Burdekin, but that means huge plumes of murky brown water are flowing past Ayr and out into the Coral Sea. You can see this plume, and similar ones flowing into the Gulf of Carpentaria, on our satellite viewer http://satview.bom.gov.au/. Images courtesy of the Japanese Himawari-8 satellite. | Bureau of Meteorology
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Today, gusty showers and thunderstorms are extending from the north, through the interior and into the South West Land Division (SWLD), possibly becoming severe through the Goldfields and eastern SWLD. There are elevated fire dangers inland of the west coast today, with a risk of lightning igniting new fires. Showers and gusty thunderstorms will continue through central and southern parts of Western Australia on Thursday and Friday, including Perth, as a mid-level trough approaches from the west
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📱 Update your BOM Weather app to see the forecast dew point in your area. How is dew point information helpful? The dew point indicates how humid it's going to be. 🥵 People living in Australia's warmer regions often feel it's a more reliable sign of how muggy or sticky the day ahead might be, compared to relative humidity. Download or update the BOM Weather app today: https://bit.ly/3zYLX8E | Bureau of Meteorology
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Today marks the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year in the southern hemisphere 🌙 How many hours of daylight you'll see today, depends on how far north or south you are. Hobart, for example, will only get about 9 hours of daylight, while Darwin will see about 11.5 hours. The tilt of the Earth's axis means that, as we make our way around the Sun, between the March equinox and the winter solstice, the Sun moves gradually further north in the sky, making our days in the southern hemispher
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Severe thunderstorms are forecast for inland parts of New South Wales today impacting large parts of the Central and Northern Tablelands, and the Upper Hunter, including Orange, Scone, Tamworth and Armidale. Risks associated with thunderstorms can include: 🌧 Heavy Rain which could lead to areas of flash flooding 💨 Damaging wind which could damage trees, powerlines and property 🧊 Large hailstones which can damage vehicles and crops. Severe Thunderstorm Warnings may be issued for some locations
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Severe thunderstorms can cause significant damage through strong winds, large hail, tornadoes or flash flooding. The warmer months, from September to March, are the peak season for severe thunderstorms, because of the added warmth and moisture in the air. But we can also get severe thunderstorms in the cooler months when they're mostly connected to cold fronts. Know your weather. Know your risk. Keep up to date with the latest forecasts and severe thunderstorm warnings on the Bureau website and
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We know we had some connectivity issues with our live stream, so here's the important update from Luke at the Bureau of Meteorology ⛈ Our message is 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗬 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠𝗘𝗗, with continued rain and thunderstorms expected for the Townsville region today and into the weekend, which may lead to flash flooding due to oversaturated catchments. For all the latest updates, visit: https://disaster.townsville.qld.gov.au/ | Townsville Disaster Information
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Daytime temperatures will remain well below the March average for much of the country over the coming days, peaking at 14-18 °C below average through the interior this weekend. Temperatures will start to warm up from Monday for southern Victoria, eastern parts of New South Wales and the far south-west of Western Australia. Stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings via our website https://ow.ly/mxo250QYmY2 or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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⚠️ New update: We've now added warnings as a map layer in the BOM Weather app. Go to your location in the app, select the map and change the map settings to 'warnings'. Tap the yellow-shaded areas to see the warning details. 📲 We're always updating our app to make sure our information is simple, easy to understand and as accessible as possible. Update or install the latest version of the BOM Weather app today https://bit.ly/3zYLX8E | Bureau of Meteorology
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Thanks to everyone who’s updated their phones or tablets with the latest version BOM Weather app ☀️ We hope you’re enjoying all the new features 📱 If you haven't downloaded it yet, get it today from the App Store or Google Play—it's free and ad free! http://ow.ly/ETPf50AkbK3 | Bureau of Meteorology
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Welcome to your new look BOM weather app ☀️ packed with new features, including: 📱 Forecasts and warnings that follow your location; 📱 Hourly forecasts up to 72 hours ahead; 📱 Pan and zoom rain radar; and 📱 4-day sun protection information. And yep, it’s still free and ad free! If you haven’t got your automatic app updates turned on, make sure you update BOM Weather now in the App Store or Google Play! http://ow.ly/LLhn50Af0CH | Bureau of Meteorology
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Ever wondered what it's like to be a Meteorologist? From forecasting thunderstorms to providing weather information on the radio, find out where our Graduate Meteorologist Program can take you. ⏰ Applications close 11:59 pm 4 May 2025 ⏰ Apply now via https://ow.ly/7BQa50VLL0x | Bureau of Meteorology
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A clear contrast in weather will be seen across the country this week, with above average temperatures for western and southern Australia, and well below average temperatures across much of northern and northeastern Australia. In Western Australia, severe to locally extreme heat wave conditions caused by hot and dry east to northeasterly winds will bring maximum and minimum temperatures 6 to 12°C above average for much of the coming week. This will guide temperatures into the mid to high 30s for
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Today's Weather Word Wednesday is—'Occluded front'. When a cold front catches up with a slower-moving warm front, they may form an 'occluded front'. The mix of cold and warm air associated with an occluded front typically brings rainfall. Unleash the weather nerd in yourself and learn more in our blog: http://ow.ly/5qdw50AKKQ2 We're taking suggestions for words/terms that you'd like to learn more about and would love you to drop them in the comments. | Bureau of Meteorology
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Today’s weekly weather forecast, as aired on ABC Landline, wraps up the main stories for the week. More rain affecting south-east Australia and a series of cold fronts racing through the west, highlighting the rainfall prospects 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
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Very hot conditions are returning to the South West Land Division this weekend and will continue for much of this week, as low intensity heatwave conditions develop. A Fire Weather Warning is current for the Midwest Inland, Mortlock, Karroun and Lockwood fire weather districts today, with hot and dry conditions combined with the fresh and gusty north-east to north-westerly winds. For the latest forecasts and warnings, visit our website http://bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteor
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Look closely 🔎 at the updated BOM Weather app and you'll see new accessibility features⁠—like resizable text, screen reader compatibility, and the option to use voice over to interact with objects on screen. It's also now available for tablets. Download the BOM Weather app from the Google Play or App stores today—it's free and ad free ☀️ http://ow.ly/qMv550Armm2 | Bureau of Meteorology
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A low-pressure system is bringing showers, patchy rain and isolated thunderstorms to much of the south-east today and tomorrow. Severe thunderstorms with damaging winds are possible for parts of South Australia and Victoria today. Showers, patchy rain and isolated thunderstorms are spreading across much of Tasmania, Vic, south-east SA and southern parts of New South Wales today. This will move into eastern NSW and south-east Queensland on Monday, bringing widespread showers, gusty winds, cooler
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