El Niño Declared in Australia

El Niño Declared in Australia

The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has officially declared an El Niño underway, confirming that the atmosphere is now responding to unusually warm sea‑surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific. This marks the onset of a strong or potentially very strong event,...
El Niño Declared in Australia

BoM: A Hotter, Drier Winter

Australia is facing a hotter and drier winter, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning that El Niño conditions are likely to develop in the coming months. The BoM climate outlook shows a strong signal for below‑average rainfall and above‑average temperatures across...
El Niño Declared in Australia

Less Rain, Warmer Temperatures Until August

The Bureau of Meteorology’s (BoM) latest three month outlook to August points to reduced Winter moisture across key dairy regions. Rainfall is likely to be below average for much of eastern Australia and southwest Western Australia. Meanwhile, daytime temperatures are...
El Niño Declared in Australia

Warmer Temps, Less Rainfall in Climate Outlook

In its latest climate outlook for the three months to July, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology predicts below average rainfall across the country’s dairy producing regions and above average temperatures for most of Australia. Oceans around Australia are warmer than...
El Niño Declared in Australia

BoM : Warm Winter With Less Rain

The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) expects April to June rainfall to be below average across the southern two-thirds of Australia, according to its latest long-range forecast. Days are likely to be warmer than average with an increased chance of unusually higher...
El Niño Declared in Australia

Less Rain in Winter Climate Forecast

The latest Bureau of Meteorology three-month climate outlook forecasts below-average rainfall and warmer-than-average temperatures. From April to June, rainfall is likely to be below average across most of Australia, with a 60%–80% chance of drier-than-normal...