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As we look ahead to what’s likely to affect us in spring a lot of eyes will be focused on whether the Pacific Ocean continues to transform into La Nina, or remain in a wishy-washy neutral zone. The latest modelling from the USA shows us that wishy-washy may win the day.

As we look ahead to what’s likely to affect us in spring a lot of eyes will be focused on whether the Pacific Ocean continues t...

Parts of southwest Victoria and southeast SA finally picked up some decent rain, and the rain bearing weather systems are linin...

‘Surf’s up’ in the Pacific Ocean this week, but if you’re looking for a wave in the west there isn’t much happening. The wave p...

The latest measure of the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) is nearly off the charts negative. SAM controls our weather patterns and ...

A juicy northwest cloudband is transporting moisture from the Indian Ocean down into southern Australia. This system ‘peaked’ i...

If you’re after rain we have great news on the seasonal weather front this week. Changes in both the Indian and Pacific Oceans ...

The current cold outbreak over the eastern states has one more chance to deliver snow to Queensland on Thursday morning, before...

The weather maps are showing quite a considerable part of the country in store for rain, with the potential for significant fal...

The out of season rainfall in Queensland, mentioned here last Wednesday, has arrived. There is rain crossing the southeast, whi...

Parts of southwest Victoria and southeast SA finally picked up some decent rain, and the rain bearing weather systems are lining up to deliver more.
‘Surf’s up’ in the Pacific Ocean this week, but if you’re looking for a wave in the west there isn’t much happening. The wave pattern in the Pacific indicates that we are still heading towards a higher rain phase in the months ahead, while the Indian Ocean has failed to deliver. However, in the next week, there is the potential for a bit of rain in the southeast.
The latest measure of the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) is nearly off the charts negative. SAM controls our weather patterns and a negative burst indicates that we’re seeing strong cold fronts. So where is the rain for southeastern Australia?
A juicy northwest cloudband is transporting moisture from the Indian Ocean down into southern Australia. This system ‘peaked’ in the southwest (with stand out totals of 25 to 50 mm) and is on its way across central parts heading for the east.
If you’re after rain we have great news on the seasonal weather front this week.
The current cold outbreak over the eastern states has one more chance to deliver snow to Queensland on Thursday morning, before the cold pool moves away.
Get ready for the next cold spell with snow heading for QLD. Find out if it will linger like the last one and how it will impact the eastern states.
The weather maps are showing quite a considerable part of the country in store for rain, with the potential for significant falls in western Queensland, western NSW and northern SA - but they’re also showing the potential for handy rain in the southeast in the longer term too. 
The out of season rainfall in Queensland, mentioned here last Wednesday, has arrived. There is rain crossing the southeast, while the next huge system affects the southwest.. and the next big cold outbreak has appeared on the horizon.

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