The Weather Project · Australia
Weather maps built here.
Original Australian forecast maps, model comparisons and live observations—generated automatically from global weather-model data and presented without the clickbait.
Observation tables
Current conditions
Live Australian observations
Explore the latest station observations around Australia. Use the state links above for tables and recent history.
What is here
More than a recycled model screenshot
The maps are generated by The Weather Project. They turn raw forecast fields into a consistent set of regional products that can be compared across time and between models.
Regional forecast maps
Temperature, rainfall, wind, pressure, humidity and severe-weather ingredients mapped across Australian states and regions.
Model and scenario comparisons
GFS and AIFS shown side by side, difference maps, run-to-run changes and seven-run low, middle and high scenarios.
Specialist weather products
Frost risk, cumulative chill hours, snow settling levels, alpine rain–snow forecasts and other products built for Australian terrain.
Independent, automated and still evolving
This is a working weather project rather than an official forecast service. Products are added and refined as the mapping system develops, with an emphasis on clear timing, honest model disagreement and useful regional detail.
Original maps
The visual products are generated by this project from model data; they are not screenshots lifted from BoM, Windy or another weather page.
Recent observations
Australian capital cities
Temperature and dew-point traces from Bureau of Meteorology observations, with three days of recent history. Select any plot to enlarge it.