
Short Term Drier…Long Term Outlooks Updated
We’ve had a fairlyu dry couple of weeks – dry enough for local RFS brigades to have callouts to escaped burns: It’s actually looking fairly
Conditions at local time 17:53 on 15 April 2026
Latitude S 30° 30' 00" | Longitude E 152° 52' 59" | Elevation 15 m

We’ve had a fairlyu dry couple of weeks – dry enough for local RFS brigades to have callouts to escaped burns: It’s actually looking fairly

After a long summer we’ll get our first blast of autumn over coming days. As is usual at the start of the change it won’t

It looks like the models are sticking to their guns with big falls looking likely to our north as a tropical low moves inland across

We’ve got some very toasty waters just offshore from the NE NSW coast – tropical water getting pushed south: …from a warmer than average Coral

It still looks like wetter weather will move in as a change moves up the coast over the next couple of days…but right now it

Sure enough inland SE Aus was recently blasted with some record-breaking heat – both in terms of temperatures reached and duration of the heatwave. Two

Some good news (for us) – it looks like sea breezes will win out and the worst of the upcoming severe heat will remain inland.

We’ve had a wet spell recently but that’s now clearing away. What we’ve got coming up is a drier spell across much of south-eastern Aus,

A few days since a post…and a time of year where the weather can get a little more interesting. It’s been pretty dry recently –