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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Ranking the warmest and coldest places in Australia right now…

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Check the live ranking above for the most urgent warnings in your area, then read on for what they mean and how to prepare. Australia’s weather can shift fast, and staying across official warnings is your best defence against storms, heat, and fire danger.

What weather warnings are active in Australia right now?

The Bureau of Meteorology issues warnings for severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, heavy rain, heatwaves, and fire weather. The live ranking above shows the highest-priority alerts, including any super storm warning for qld today or weather warnings nsw today. For a full picture, check the Weather Warning page, which updates every few minutes as new bulletins come in.

How do I find warnings for my state or tomorrow?

For state-specific alerts, head to Nsw Weather Warning or Tasmania Weather Warning. If you’re planning ahead, the australia weather warnings tomorrow outlook is available on the Bureau’s site, while the australia weather warnings map on our Australia weather hub gives a quick visual of current danger zones.

Active warningsVaries by state; check live ranking
Issuing authorityBureau of Meteorology (BOM)
Warning typesSevere thunderstorm, flood, fire, heatwave, cyclone
Update frequencyAs conditions change; typically every 1–3 hours
What should I do when a severe weather warning is issued?

Seek shelter indoors, away from windows and trees. Avoid driving through floodwaters. Monitor the Severe Weather Warning page and local radio for updates.

Are warnings issued for tomorrow’s weather?

Yes, the Bureau often issues outlook warnings 24–48 hours ahead for events like heatwaves or cyclones. Check australia weather warnings today and tomorrow on the BOM website or our Weather Radar page.

How do I see warnings on a map?

Our australia weather warnings map on the Australia weather hub shows colour-coded zones for each warning type. You can also use the BOM’s interactive map for detailed local alerts.