Category: Weather

The cold front, which will significantly drop temperatures after delivering widespread rain to much of South-Eastern Australia, will move into the local region throughout tomorrow. There will be storms and rain periods, with heavy falls expected, especially across the north-west. The first major Autumn cold front is finally here. The strongest of the year so…

The Autumn cold fronts are finally beginning to have an impact across southern Australia. A large cloud band is right now making its way across the region. The approaching cold front will significantly drop temperatures, after delivering widespread rain to the Murray Darling food bowl. Tomorrow’s system – the strongest yet this year – will…

It’s still clear across most of the country. The northern tropics remain very clear with warmer than average temperatures settling in for the rest of April. There is a decent front on approach to the SE corner of the country. This front will pass over Victoria generating a windy showery day. For most of NSW…

The jet stream feed streaking its way from the west coast to the east has broken up a great deal tonight. It is still clearing from our local area and will continue to do so overnight. The northern tropics remain very clear with warmer than average temperatures settling in for the rest of the week.…

Cloud cover will fall over much of the region tomorrow. South-easterly winds will come in on the east coast, with some south-westerlies further inland.

There’s a new swell on the weekend, which will reach Newcastle and the Mid North Coast with a variety of winds along the east. For all the details, check out the surf report below.

Warm weather is on it’s way for tomorrow as fast moving fronts slide across the south-east, forcing Central Australia’s warm air right to the coast. The prefrontal trough passed across southern NSW today, bringing some cloud cover for the Central Coast and Newcastle region. But, it was blue skies only for northern NSW. Cooler weather…

Very little cloud cover is sitting over the country, with temperatures in Central Australia heating up. That heat is headed our way, as a fast moving front slides across the Great Southern Ocean, forcing the warm air from the centre to the coast. Very little rain is expected for most parts of the country.