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Eastern Australia should see a wetter than average spring while Western Australia is forecast to be warmer and drier than average. Image courtesy BOM.

Spring shaping up to be warmer and wetter in eastern Australia

Bureau of Meteorology forecasts warmer than average spring conditions .

03 September 2024

El Niño is over, but BOM's long-range forecast still shows below median rainfall is expected for much of the country. Credit: Harauski Yauheni, Shutterstock.

BOM declares El Niño has ended

BOM declares ENSO and IOD are both holding neutral.

29 April 2024

BOM is predicting below average rainfall for most of WA, NT and northern and western Queensland over the next few months. Image courtesy BOM

BOM predicts a dry start to 2024 for north and west Australia

Below average rainfall forecast for most of WA, NT and parts of QLD.

09 January 2024

AFAC says it is important for Australians be alert to local risks of bushfire over the coming months, regardless of their location. Image credit: AFAC.

New Fire Preparedness Toolkit released

New toolkit released by Agriculture Victoria to help farmers prepare for fire season.

09 October 2023

BOM predicts October to December rainfall is likely (60 to 80% chance) to be below median for much of Australia. Chart courtesy of BOM.

El Niño and a positive IOD declared

BOM declares El Niño and positive IOD

20 September 2023

Parts of eastern Australia will be wetter than average over summer, according to the BOM. Image courtesy BOM.

Wetter than average summer forecast for Australia's east

Eastern Australia set for wet summer - BOM

29 November 2022

The latest State of the Climate report suggests extreme heat events and an increase in heavy rainfall is likely for Australia. . Picture Mark Saunders.

Climate report warns of more extreme weather for Australia

Australia's temperature has increased by 1.47 degrees since 1910.

28 November 2022

Agricultural Innovation Australia Ltd (AIA) is working with the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other research bodies to improve seasonal outlook services. Image courtesy BOM.

Multi-million dollar project launched to improve forecasting services

Climate Outlook initiative to boost farming resilience

28 November 2022

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