A series of cold fronts and northwest cloudbands will cause a mix of rain and snow across Australia this week.

Tropical Storm Nari, the fifth tropical cyclone of the western Pacific typhoon season formed over the weekend, and is tracking close to Tokyo on Monday

Australian mainland ski fields have achieved deeper natural snow than at any time in 2024, and it's only six weeks into winter, with snowfalls expected on seve

Australia just registered its warmest financial year on record with a mean temperature more than 1.5 degrees above the long-term average.

The strongest cold front of the week has left 20cm of snow in the mountains with snow settling to lower elevations.

Wild, wintry weather to lash southern Australia with snow, rain and potentially damaging winds to accompany two significant cold fronts.

A cold front will continue to cause damaging winds over the southwest of WA today, following a separate system that brought powerful winds on Sunday.

After a spell of relatively mild weather with a mix of snow and rain in the Australian ski resorts, heavy snow is expected in the second week of July, 2025.

The system that brought destructive weather to NSW and heavy rain in Vic over the last few days is finally moving away from Australia.

Heavy rain, destructive winds and damaging surf will batter eastern NSW in the coming days following the explosive development of an East Coast Low.

Parts of inland NSW and the ACT were more than 3°C colder than average at night in June 2025, while Canberra had its coldest average June minimums in 41 years.

Warnings for strong to gale force winds, hazardous surf and flooding are in place across eastern NSW and southeast Queensland as an East Coast Low develops.

Heavy rain, intense winds and large surf could impact eastern NSW next week as a significant low develops off the coast, with potential for an East Coast Low.

Signs of a negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) in the coming months could bring heavy rainfall, severe thunderstorms and tropical cyclones to Australia.

A cold front sweeping over southeastern Australia is bringing an icy polar blast and chilly nights.

A burst of severe wintry weather will spread across southeastern Australia over the next two days, including damaging winds, rain, thunderstorms and snow.

The Southern Hemisphere's winter solstice will occur this weekend, marking Australia's shortest day of the year based on sunlight hours.

The new Mt Perisher 6 chairlift will peak at 2042m, beating Thredbo's highest lift by five metres.

A series of powerful cold fronts will cause an outbreak of wintry weather across the southern half of Australia during the next six days.

Canberra has enjoyed a brief break from an ongoing run of freezing mornings, but temperatures will plummet again from tomorrow.

Up to 10cm of snow has fallen at Australia's mainland ski resorts, with slightly heavier falls in Tasmania.

A cold front approaching southwest WA will bring heavy rain ahead of State of Origin Game II in Perth, with showers possible during the game.