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If you’re after rain we have great news on the seasonal weather front this week. Changes in both the Indian and Pacific Oceans increase the amount of moisture our weather systems will have to play with this spring and summer. And, there are growing signs that the dominant highs that blocked those weather systems from crossing the southeast are on their way out. 

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...

In this seasonal update we look at the slow transition of the Pacific Ocean from El Nino to (potentially) La Nina, and try to d...

The lengthy cold spell really has settled in for the long haul. In the eastern states both maximum and minimum temperatures are...

The chill in the air will be a hotly talked about item on the weather agenda if you are in southeastern Australia over the next...

Last week's juicy northwest cloudband and east coast low delivered handy rain across a vast area of the country. In the next we...

After such a lengthy run of blocking high pressure, the weather pattern is getting a shake up! If you want rain, you may be ver...

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.
In this seasonal update we look at the slow transition of the Pacific Ocean from El Nino to (potentially) La Nina, and try to decipher the very unclear Indian Ocean.
The lengthy cold spell really has settled in for the long haul. In the eastern states both maximum and minimum temperatures are generally running several degrees below the long term average for this time of year. You know it’s chilly when it stretches right up into Queensland with frosty mornings on the Darling Downs - but how much longer will it last?
The chill in the air will be a hotly talked about item on the weather agenda if you are in southeastern Australia over the next week, with its frosty tentacles reaching as far north as south to central QLD. Meanwhile, the rain keeps coming for the southwest, and some of that should actually push across SA, reaching western VIC and southwest NSW.
Last week's juicy northwest cloudband and east coast low delivered handy rain across a vast area of the country. In the next week we have yet another east coast low with significant rainfall, plus two southern rain systems.
Stay informed on the much-needed soaking rain spreading across the country, bringing relief from high pressure systems. Get the latest weather insights and forecasts with Jane's Weather.

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