The Bureau of Meteorology has been forced to defend its failed forecast after over 300mm of rain predicted for South East Queensland only eventuated in a 30mm drizzle. #rain #weather #forecast #bom #meteorology | 7NEWS Adelaide

National Weather Forecast: Warm, sunny weather across southern Australia Video current: 12pm AEDT 19 February 2026 For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

National Weather Forecast: Warm in the south-east and storms in the north. Video current: 1:30pm AEDT 02 February 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

Here’s a look at today’s satellite view of Australia 🛰️ 1. Clear skies under a ridge of high pressure mean that winds over central and northern Western Australia are coming from an east to south-easterly direction, from the deserts of central Australia. These dry winds are pushing any cloud away from the coast. 2. Cloud rotating clockwise around a deep low-pressure system centred over south-eastern South Australia. The low will keep showers and windy conditions going over SA, Victoria and Tasma

🌡️Temperatures across the country today show a stark contrast. In the west and through central Australia, cooler than average conditions are expected under cloud and rain associated with ex-Tropical Cyclone Mitchell. In the east, warmer than average conditions increase. A cold front will sweep across South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania today, bringing a burst of cooler air to flush away the heat through the south-east. These cooler than average conditions will spread northwards through the

Learn how to use the rain radar on the bom.gov.au website. This reel explains how to: • Find the interactive map on the Rain radar and weather map page or any location page • Select Rain to view radar images • Use More weather to change how past rainfall is displayed, including rain rate (mm/h) or rain reflectivity (dBZ) For more visit https://ow.ly/QXao50YomA7 #BOMWebsiteTips | Bureau of Meteorology