Australia’s 2025 snow and hydropower seasonal forecast
The Australian snow season is expected to take off to a slow start in 2025, but conditions could become better into the second half of the season. When is Australia’s snow season? Australia’s snow season typically runs between the...
‘Mini tornado’ to be officially recognised on Fujita scale
This article was written for April Fools Day. It is not factual. A new category will be added to the Fujita scale from 2026 to formally recognise the ‘mini tornado’. The Fujita scale, and the revised Enhanced Fujita scale,...
Setting the pace in a rapidly changing world – Weatherzone, a DTN company, is supporting and celebrating meteorological advancement and achievements
Weatherzone and DTN both honour the accomplishments and prioritise the professional development of our dedicated team. In a world that continually accelerates with advancements across the science and tech space, our responsibility and passion is to stay at the...
Embracing Climate Resilience: Responding to the WMO’s Urgent Call
Globally, July 2023 was the hottest of any month on record, surpassing the 1850-1900 temperature average by 1.5 degrees celsius. The summer heat has gripped parts of Europe and North America, igniting devastating wildfires. Further to this, Antarctic Sea...
Dry, warm spring outlook for Australia
Australia is being warned to prepare for an unusually warm and dry spring, despite the Bureau of Meteorology continuing to hold back on declaring a fully-fledged El Niño. The Bureau released its latest climate driver update on Tuesday afternoon,...
Tropical Cyclone Ilsa expected to intensify rapidly
Tropical Cyclone Ilsa has officially been declared, and is expected to intensify rapidly in coming hours and days, Just after 2 pm AWST, the BoM issued official notice that the tropical low it had been watching with interest for...
Two ‘northwest cloudbands’ to soak Australia this week
Rain will fall over large areas of every Australian state and territory this week as two northwest cloudbands sweep across the country. Northwest cloudbands are large bands of cloud that spread across Australia from the northwest towards the southeast....
Storms barrel towards three capital cities
Severe storms have ripped through Melbourne and Canberra on Thursday morning, delivering brief but heavy downpours in many suburbs, with the strong chance of more to come in both cities, as well as Sydney. The storms in Canberra and...
How much has sea level risen due to climate change?
How much has sea level risen due to climate change? Today marks the autumnal equinox in the Southern Hemisphere, meaning nights will become longer than days in Australia for the next six months. This year’s autumnal equinox occurred at 8:25am AEDT...