
Stormy Saturday Pt3
OK, we’ll also likely see showers and storms Friday and possibly Sunday, but too good to miss the chance for three stormy Saturday posts in
Conditions at local time 09:11 on 16 November 2025
Latitude S 30° 30' 00" | Longitude E 152° 52' 59" | Elevation 15 m
The weather station in use is the Davis Vantage Pro2, and these pages are updated every 2 minutes. The meteorological day used at this station ends at 9 am.
Most of the data used on this site comes from a station located close to Kombu Wholefoods in central Bellingen. Other information on this site includes live river and rainfall data and likely flood levels. To watch a range of river flood cams visit here. Click on the Weather News tab above for the latest local weather information.
The air quality tab below shows the Australian Air Quality Index from an air monitoring station located at Kombu Wholefoods. To understand what the numbers mean head to this page. You can also view the air quality data on the Trends page via a handy graph. Note that the figures used on that page are raw data rather than the Australian AQI.
The air monitoring station is located at Kombu Wholefoods in Bellingen and uses the Australian Air Quality Index. More information on the Air Quality Index – and actions you should take at different levels can be found here

OK, we’ll also likely see showers and storms Friday and possibly Sunday, but too good to miss the chance for three stormy Saturday posts in

We’ve had a beautiful day today with an inland trough far enough away to leave us with blue sky and not-too-hot temps. Tomorrow however that

We’ve got a few showers popping up right now across our region but nothing much as of yet – we could see some showers and

With the southern circulation pushing dry and Indian / Pacific oceans pushing wet we’re well into a spell of weather that swings from one side

Well the promised storms certainly rolled through. Bigger storms late on Friday and then more in the west of the valleys through yesterday. Some decent

Wow, those storms last week…not only stunning supercells but also existing in isolation so we got to see them in all their beauty…Yes, appreciate some



