Tropical Cyclone Fili forms in Coral Sea
Tropical Cyclone Fili formed over the eastern Coral Sea on Tuesday morning and is likely to gain strength over the next few days. The satellite images below show a mass of cloud encircling the tropical cyclone around 750 kilometres...
More flooding rain on the way for NSW
The rinse and repeat pattern of flooding rain looks set to continue in NSW this week, with 100 to 200mm of rain expected to fall along parts of the state’s coast and ranges during the next four days....
Rain easing in Victoria after low causes weekend flooding
Satellite images are today capturing a low pressure system finally moving away from Australia after plaguing three states and territories with dangerous weather over the past week. The video below shows a well-defined low pressure system driving cloud,...
More clouds on the horizon for Sydney solar output
On Sunday, the clouds finally parted in Sydney and the city enjoyed its sunniest day in more than three weeks. Unfortunately, this return of sunshine will be short-lived. During March, Sydney saw its wettest March on record and its...
Sea foam, gales, and snow on stormy, chilly NSW day
The weather in New South Wales is dangerous in a whole new way this Friday, as a wintry bite and gale force winds add to the meteorological mix. Persistent showers continue to sweep across coastal districts, particularly in...
Wild weather hitting western WA
Heavy rainfall and damaging winds will continue to lash parts of western WA on Friday as a deep tropical low lingers off the coast. The satellite image shows thick cloud encompassing the low and WA on Friday morning...
Perth’s dry start to 2022 continues
Perth only picked up 5 mm of rain during March as the city continues one of its driest starts to a year on record. While large areas of eastern Australia were being inundated with heavy rain and flooding...
Damaging winds and surf to impact NSW
A deepening Tasman Low will bring damaging winds and surf along a broad area of the NSW coast during the next 24 to 48 hours. The satellite image below shows the low pressure system sitting around 280 kilometers...