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ROBUST completion enables secure, stable and resilient Bureau services
04/09/2024 - National
The Bureau of Meteorology’s ROBUST program formally closed on 30 June 2024, delivering more secure, stable, and resilient weather, climate, water, ocean and space weather services to the Australian community.
Over 7 years, the ROBUST program has successfully completed a complex transformation of the Bureau’s vast information and observing technology systems.
The program has been the most ambitious project in the history of the Bureau.
Its benefits will... read more...
Bureau of Meteorology's 2024 Spring Long-Range Forecast
29/08/2024 - National
The Bureau of Meteorology has released its 2024 Spring Long-Range Forecast.
The long-range forecast provides guidance on the likelihood that different parts of the country will see conditions that are warmer or cooler, or wetter and drier than average over the next 3 months.
The Spring Long-Range Forecast shows... read more...
Bureau of Meteorology's new test website now available to the community
25/06/2024 - National
Issued: Tuesday 25 June 2024
Australians can now see their local weather information on the new Bureau of Meteorology test website.
The 'beta' test website gives the community the opportunity to experience improved features and provide feedback on the site.
Beta.bom.gov.au will exist alongside the current Bureau website bom.gov.au, which will remain the primary website during... read more...
The Bureau of Meteorology issues 2024 Winter Long-Range Forecast
30/05/2024 - National
Issued: 11am AEST Thursdsay 30 May 2024
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued its long-range forecast for winter
