A massive hailstorm transforms parts of far north South Australia into a scene from a European winter, which locals say ...

A warm and sticky July has Top End residents asking a very valid question: why on earth is it so hot – but the good news is, ...

Heavy rain is set to hammer New South Wales this weekend as snow blanketed regions not usually known for icy conditions.

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A dispute over how the Bureau of Meteorology records daily temperatures is hotting up, with the release of more than 1000 pages of data that show new probes can record different temperatures to ...

The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has been undertaking what it has called a comprehensive rebuild of its IT systems and related business processes and applications, which are focused on addressing ...

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The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a media alert advising outlets it does not want the acronym BOM to be used. The alert prompted a series of memes and jokes, along with criticism over the timing.

The Bureau of Meteorology pointed out the cyclone 'category' system refers to wind speed only and urged people to refrain from celebrating just yet as the rain and floods still represent danger.

Bureau of Meteorology signs IBM in AU$4.7m asset management deal Part of the Bureau's ROBUST IT overhaul program. Written by Asha Barbaschow, Contributor Dec. 6, 2020, 5:10 p.m. PT ...

CSIRO, Author provided State of the Climate 2018 can be read on either the Bureau of Meteorology or CSIRO websites. The online report includes an extensive list of references and useful links.

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO have released their fourth biennial State of the Climate Report. State of the Climate 2016 can be read on either the Bureau or CSIRO ’s websites.