Weekend rainfall delivers some useful but customarily patchy falls from central Queensland to parts of New South Wales, as producers in the State’s north west enter the market in larger numbers to restock now they have a feed response from last month’s flooding rains…Read More
James Nason, March 18, 2019
There are ‘near-equal’ chances of a wetter or drier three months for most of Australia, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s ‘first-look’ climate outlook for April to June 2019. ..Read More
Beef Central, March 18, 2019
Thunderstorms and showers developed along broad areas of low pressure across northern Australia, while an onshore flow and associated showers generated moderate falls along the Queensland and New South Wales east coast.
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Autumn is likely to be drier than average over most of eastern Australia and slightly wetter than average over inland western WA according to BOM’s climate and water outlook for February to April 2019, released this morning.
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Broad areas of low pressure across northern Australia produced thunderstorms and moderate fall, while onshore flow produced moderate falls along the east coast of Queensland and New South Wales.
Bureau of Meteorology, February 27, 2019
A cold front and pre-frontal trough brought light falls to southern Victoria, and moderate falls in western Tasmania. Thunderstorms and showers produced light to moderate falls across northern Australia throughout the week.
Bureau of Meteorology, February 20, 2019
The Bureau of Meteorology’s ‘first look’ at conditions for March through to May indicates that rainfall is likely to be below average for much of northern Australia, with warmer than average days and nights very likely across the country.
Bureau of Meteorology, February 14, 2019
An embedded tropical low on the monsoon tough produced very heavy falls in the Gulf Country and Queensland’s northern interior. The highest weekly total was 505 mm at Paluma Ivy Cottage, northwest of Townsville in Queensland.
Bureau of Meteorology, February 13, 2019
The active monsoon trough brought moderate to heavy falls to parts of northern Australia, while a tropical low over northwest Queensland, embedded on an active monsoon trough, resulted in heavy falls and flooding in northern Queensland.
Bureau of Meteorology, February 6, 2019The Bureau of Meteorology will today release its January climate summaries, showing the month was Australia’s warmest on record…Read More
Rainfall likely to be below average for much of western and southern Australia and parts of the eastern mainland, according to BOM’s climate and water outlook for February to April 2019, released this morning.
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Cattle producers in Queensland’s Central West, now entering their eighth successive year of drought conditions, are waiting with ‘nervous anticipation’ today to see if one of the more positive rainfall forecasts for their region in recent times delivers desperately-needed relief…Read More
James Nason, January 30, 2019