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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the most reliable official forecasts, warnings and observations across the country, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is Australia’s authoritative source. The live conditions above show current temperatures and wind for your chosen city, with BOM radar data updated every six minutes.
How do I check BOM weather for my city?
The BOM website and bom weather app provide seven-day forecasts for every Australian capital and regional centre. For quick access, the live conditions above give you a snapshot for bom weather sydney, bom weather melbourne, bom weather brisbane and bom weather perth. You can also view the national weather radar for real-time rain and storm tracking, which is especially useful during summer storms or winter cold fronts.
How accurate is the BOM weather map?
The bom weather map and bom weather victoria forecasts are based on high-resolution modelling and ground station data. For travel planning, check the detailed forecast page which includes wind speed, UV index and rainfall probability. During school holidays or winter escapes, always review the severe weather warning page before heading out, particularly in northern Australia during wet season (November–April).
Is the BOM weather app free?
Yes, the official BOM app is free for Android and iOS. It provides location-based forecasts, radar loops and push notifications for severe weather warnings. No subscription is required.
How often does BOM radar update?
Most BOM weather radar sites refresh every six minutes. The national radar composite updates every 10 minutes. You can view the latest loop on our radar page.
Does BOM give 14-day forecasts?
No. The BOM issues forecasts for up to seven days only, as accuracy drops significantly beyond that. For extended outlooks, you may refer to Coast Pulse’s Australia weather hub for longer-range trends.