Issued 19th Sept 2020. Above image via Weatherzone.com.au Some incredible rainfall totals over South West QLD and rural parts of SA over the past 24hrs from Friday to 9am Saturday 19th September! * Marree (SA) 93mm - NEW September daily record * Vergemont Creek (QLD) 74mm * Ballera Gas...
***CLIMATE ALERT*** Issued 15th Sept 2020 The STRONGEST La Nina since 2010/11 is now forecast by a majority of global model data sets. We could very well see a moderate strength -1.5C La Nina develop by December. This is increasing the odds even higher now for...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 12th September 2020. The Climate Prediction Centre and Japan Meteorological Agency have both declared a La Nina weather pattern is current which is likely to continue through into the Southern Hemisphere Summer. This confirmation from two of the worlds leading forecast agencies fully supports...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 25th August 2020. The Nino 3.4 region has recorded -0.8C below average sea surface temperatures on the 24th of August 2020. This is now at the official Australian threshold for La Nina. Low level 850-hpa Easterly trade winds are stronger than normal across the...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 14th August 2020. A developing weak La Nina weather pattern in the Pacific Ocean is expected to greatly influence Australia's weather this year! Large parts of Northern and Eastern Australia could see above average rainfall, while Queensland and the Northern Territory will have to...
Over the past month our highly valued and skilled employee Thomas Hinterdorfer from Higgins Storm Chasing has been very working hard behind the scenes to produce our new significantly improved in-house high resolution weather forecast maps for QLD and SEQLD. The 4 new maps have taken...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued on 16th July 2020. Queensland is facing an increased forecast risk of cyclone activity, along with higher chances of rainfall and storms during the 2020/21 wet season. Generally most of Northern and Eastern Australia is in line to receive much better rainfall than the...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 12th June 2020. While the Indian Ocean does a positive backflip reducing the chance of rain across Australia, the equatorial Pacific Ocean has already cooled and is forecast to remain cooler than normal for the next 6 to 9 months. Its the first time...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 12th June 2020. Forecast data remains confident that rain will come this weekend to Central, Southern and South East QLD. Above image: Rainfall forecast totals via Windy.com [wp_ad_camp_4] On Saturday a large high in the Tasman Sea will direct a moist onshore wind flow into the...
[wp_ad_camp_3] Issued 11th June 2020. Despite last months chanting across many News Media Outlets and BOM forecasts for a negative Indian Ocean Dipole causing a "Wet Winter" with above average rainfall across large parts of Australia, that has all changed! You see long range global forecast...