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The trusted weather source for desktop, mobile, multi-platform (responsive) and app solutions

The trusted weather source for multiple solutions

Weather plays an integral part of any digital news, agribusiness, sporting or tourism service, with this information maximising your traffic and users’ time on site. By integrating high-quality meteorological data, modern digital media platforms can provide the real-time insights and hyper-local updates that keep audiences engaged and informed.

Weatherzone has the quality of content and reliability of service so that your project succeeds in terms of audience and advertising revenue.

Weatherzone’s services include:

  • Access to a business-supported Application Programming Interface (API) in the form of an XML or JSON web service. Ideal for websites and smart phone apps
  • Weatherzone’s API has inbuilt postcode/geo-locator functionality for the delivery of the most relevant weather information for your users’ location and for ad targeting purposes
  • Hosted desktop and responsive weather sites to compliment your news, agribusiness, sporting or tourism offering with your look and feel
  • White-labeled Weatherzone websites, m-sites and apps to reduce development costs and timelines
  • Advertising friendly content, including pollen forecasts, rain forecasts for agribusiness and severe weather parameters for use in insurance campaigns

The strength of Weatherzone’s offering is its seamless integration of the official, trusted Australian Bureau of Meteorology forecasts, with additional industry specific forecasts that meet the needs of your audience and advertisers.

A decade of experience in managing the huge traffic spikes that come with severe weather makes Weatherzone the only safe choice for providing your audience with a reliable, engaging and trustworthy weather offering.

Latest news

Satisfy your weather obsession with these news headlines from around the nation, and the world.

A warm, light wind spring ahead for the NEM

A strong El Niño and an unusually stable Antarctic polar vortex are setting up a spring signal of light winds, elevated solar output, and a real risk of high-intensity heatwaves for the NEM.   This forecast could be a major flip to what the National Electricity Market (NEM) has experienced so far during Winter 2026. On 1 July 2026, the NEM […]

Habagat and successive typhoons trigger widespread flooding in the Philippines

Three consecutive weeks of enhanced southwest monsoon (Habagat) and back-to-back typhoons have flooded Luzon and the Visayas, grounding flights, triggering distribution power outages, cutting off transport corridors, and raising landslide risk across mining-dense provinces like Benguet and the Cordillera. The disruption is far from over with PAGASA expecting the monsoon to remain in place until […]

Australia’s Spring 2026 Bushfire Outlook: Increased Risk Across Seven States and Territories

Fire agencies, land managers and businesses are being urged to prepare as the AFAC spring seasonal bushfire outlook, released on August 19, 2026, warns of elevated bushfire risk across Australia this season. The outlook identifies above-average fire danger across seven states and territories, with conditions driven by a combination of elevated fuel loads, an El Niño […]

Businesses under pressure: how this powerful high will affect Australian industries

A very strong high pressure system centred over Tasmania will impact southern and eastern Australia’s weather over the coming days. How strong is this high pressure system? Mean Sea Level Pressure (MSLP) has already reached 1039.3 hPa at Ouse, Tasmania on Sunday morning, and is forecast to peak at 1041 or 1042 hPa on Monday […]