The Bureau of Meteorology has been forced to defend its failed forecast after over 300mm of rain predicted for South East Queensland only eventuated in a 30mm drizzle. #rain #weather #forecast #bom #meteorology | 7NEWS Adelaide

National Weather Forecast: Warm, sunny weather across southern Australia Video current: 12pm AEDT 19 February 2026 For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

National Weather Forecast: Warm in the south-east and storms in the north. Video current: 1:30pm AEDT 02 February 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

If you're travelling this holiday season, make sure to stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings at your destination. Remember, you can enable weather notifications for up to 3 chosen locations in the BOM Weather app. 📱 Download or update the BOM Weather app now. | Bureau of Meteorology

Update your BOM Weather app to access the new offline mode. No WiFi? No worries! With offline mode, you'll be able to see any location or warning data you've viewed in the last 7 days. Download or update the BOM Weather app today: https://bit.ly/3zYLX8E | Bureau of Meteorology

⚠️ New update: We've now added warnings as a map layer in the BOM Weather app. Go to your location in the app, select the map and change the map settings to 'warnings'. Tap the yellow-shaded areas to see the warning details. 📲 We're always updating our app to make sure our information is simple, easy to understand and as accessible as possible. Update or install the latest version of the BOM Weather app today https://bit.ly/3zYLX8E | Bureau of Meteorology

Learn how to use the rain radar on the bom.gov.au website. This reel explains how to: • Find the interactive map on the Rain radar and weather map page or any location page • Select Rain to view radar images • Use More weather to change how past rainfall is displayed, including rain rate (mm/h) or rain reflectivity (dBZ) For more visit https://ow.ly/QXao50YomA7 #BOMWebsiteTips | Bureau of Meteorology