A weak ridge will persist over South Queensland waters for the next few days, weakening towards the middle of next week. A trough may brush the far southeastern waters late today into Monday as it ...

This article describes recent rainfall patterns in the context of the Millennium Drought, record high rainfall of the 2010 to 2012 La Niña years, and longer-term drying trends. The past three years ...

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A weak ridge extends over north Queensland waters, strengthening slightly on Saturday before weakening from Sunday. A trough is forecast to brush waters near the New South Wales border during Sunday ...

A high pressure system to the east of the state directs a cool southeast to southerly flow across Victoria. The flow is expected to shift easterly by Saturday as the high is expected to slip to the ...

Guidance on tropical conditions for the coming weeks.

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A trough near the west coast is moving inland ahead of a cold front approaching from west. The front weakens inland on Sunday, followed by a series of weak troughs along the south coast associated ...

A trough sits over the local waters, moving inland later Saturday associated with a cold front to the south. A high pressure ridge pushing in from the west early next week.

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A trough has moved along the coast, stalling about Mid North Coast today. Winds tending east to northeasterly again over the weekend as another high moves into the Tasman Sea and a trough lingers ...