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RFS urges harvesters to use caution during heatwave

RFS urges harvesters to use caution during heatwave

High winds and scorching temperatures have firefighters on high alert.

La Nina could briefly rival 2010

La Nina could briefly rival 2010

The current La Nina event continues to strengthen, with some tipping it could reach 2010 levels, but only briefly and with less flooding.

NSW stuck in an unstable weather pattern

NSW stuck in an unstable weather pattern

Some pockets of the state have received more than 200 per cent of their typical October rain.

La Nina may be stronger than first thought

La Nina may be stronger than first thought

The Pacific basin La Nina event is now well established and the main question is how long it will last and how strong the event will be.

La Nina could briefly rival 2010

La Nina could briefly rival 2010

The current La Nina event continues to strengthen, with some tipping it could reach 2010 levels, but only briefly and with less flooding.

Northern regions have been wet and there is more rain on the radar

Northern regions have been wet and there is more rain on the radar

Climate models indicating a wet end to spring and through summer in south eastern Australia.

End to dry argument in north-western NSW

End to dry argument in north-western NSW

A negative IOD is a positive sign for rainfall in the south eastern states.

La Nina continues to strengthen in spite of dry, hot weather

La Nina continues to strengthen in spite of dry, hot weather

It may not feel like with the heatwave on the way for much of the country over the next week but the La Nina weather event is strengthening.

'Large parts of south-east Australia at flood risk'

'Large parts of south-east Australia at flood risk'

Extreme heatwave, then flood events likely in summer

Northern regions have been wet and there is more rain on the radar

Northern regions have been wet and there is more rain on the radar

Climate models indicating a wet end to spring and through summer in south eastern Australia.

End to dry argument in north-western NSW

End to dry argument in north-western NSW

A negative IOD is a positive sign for rainfall in the south eastern states.

La Nina may be stronger than first thought

La Nina may be stronger than first thought

The Pacific basin La Nina event is now well established and the main question is how long it will last and how strong the event will be.

La Nina continues to strengthen in spite of dry, hot weather

La Nina continues to strengthen in spite of dry, hot weather

It may not feel like with the heatwave on the way for much of the country over the next week but the La Nina weather event is strengthening.

NSW stuck in an unstable weather pattern

NSW stuck in an unstable weather pattern

Some pockets of the state have received more than 200 per cent of their typical October rain.

'Large parts of south-east Australia at flood risk'

'Large parts of south-east Australia at flood risk'

Extreme heatwave, then flood events likely in summer

Spring thunderstorms strike across NSW

Spring thunderstorms strike across NSW

Some of these storms will become severe with damaging winds.

Conditions brew for prolonged wet weather

Conditions brew for prolonged wet weather

Rain could be higher than average down the east coast until autumn 2021.

Spring thunderstorms strike across NSW

Conditions brew for prolonged wet weather

What's been driving the BOM bonkers in forecasts this year

Heavy rain delights Victorian, South Australian croppers

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WEATHER, CLIMATE RISKS: Resources on managing risks and using climate information in agricultural management.

WEATHER, CLIMATE RISKS: Resources on managing risks and using climate information in agricultural management.

SATELLITE LINK: Click here to see the Australian weather satellite map from Weatherzone.

SATELLITE LINK: Click here to see the Australian weather satellite map from Weatherzone.

RADAR LINK: Click here to see Australian weather radar images from Weatherzone.

RADAR LINK: Click here to see Australian weather radar images from Weatherzone.

WEEKLY RAINFALL UPDATE: BoM analysis of rainfall recorded across Australia in the past week.

WEEKLY RAINFALL UPDATE: BoM analysis of rainfall recorded across Australia in the past week.

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NSW: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

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WA: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

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QUEENSLAND: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

QUEENSLAND: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

NORTHERN TERRITORY: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

NORTHERN TERRITORY: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

TASMANIA:Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

TASMANIA: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

NATIONAL: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.

NATIONAL: Forecasts, warning and extremes + links to current observations from FarmOnline weather.