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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) provides Australia’s official weather forecasts, warnings and radar images. For current conditions across the country, check the live conditions above for your city – whether you need bom weather Sydney this afternoon or the bom weather map for Victoria.
What information does BOM Weather cover?
BOM delivers hourly and seven-day forecasts, severe weather warnings, rainfall radar loops and long-term climate data for every state and territory. The service also includes marine, fire and UV alerts, making it the primary source for bom weather Melbourne, bom weather Brisbane and bom weather Perth alike. Radar imagery refreshes every six to ten minutes, giving you a near-real-time view of approaching rain.
How can I access BOM weather data?
The easiest way is the Australia weather hub on Aussie Briefly, which pulls live data from BOM for your local area. You can also view the weather radar to track rain in real time, or check the weather forecast Australia for the week ahead. The official BOM weather app offers push warnings and customised city settings, while the BOM website provides detailed observations and historical records.
Is the BOM weather app free?
Yes, the official BOM weather app is free to download with no in-app purchases or ads. It includes daily forecasts, radar, warnings and location-based alerts for every Australian capital city.
How accurate are BOM forecasts?
BOM forecasts are considered highly reliable, with a one‑day temperature forecast accuracy above 90%. Accuracy decreases beyond three days but remains among the best globally.
What is the BOM weather radar?
The BOM weather radar network uses Doppler technology to detect rain, hail and wind. Images update every 6–10 minutes and are the primary tool for tracking incoming storms across bom weather Victoria and other states.