National Weather Forecast for tomorrow, Tuesday 19 August 2025. Wet in Western Australia and New South Wales, mostly dry elsewhere. Current as of 2:00pm AEST 18 August 2025. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

National Weather Forecast for Wednesday 26 November 2025: Hot with thunderstorms for northern and eastern Australia, with severe thunderstorms possible for eastern Queensland and north-east New South Wales. Extreme to catastrophic fire dangers forecast for parts of southern and eastern NSW. Cool and windy for the far south-east, with gusty showers or storms. While a cold front will bring a few showers to the far south-west of Western Australia. Video current: 5:30pm AEDT 25 November 2025. For th

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9pm Wed - Here's a BoM nowcast radar animation out to the next 90 minutes for the showers and thunderstorms that are just starting to enter far inland parts of SEQ from the Downs at this time. But I'd keep in mind that nowcasting can be tricky to do, so keep an eye on the radar in case it changes. Nowcast animation via BoM. (Ken). | South Brisbane Storms

Here is the bom radar loop from the last 5 days of rain we have had throughout SE QLD. | SEQ Weather

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Bureau of Meteorology Buckland Park radar showing rain 🌧️on the way for Adelaide. http://reg.bom.gov.au/products/IDR643.loop.shtml | SA State Emergency Service

Weather radar showing Tropical Cyclone Fina. | Bureau of Meteorology

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