Condensation trails over inland NSW

In contrast to the thick low level cloud making for a cool and wet Sunday across eastern NSW, skies are largely clear to the west of the ranges.

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Southerly change brings relief and storms to NSW

 

Sweltering heat across NSW and Sydney will abruptly be whisked away by a cooling southerly buster.

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Antarctic ozone hole reaches one of its largest sizes on record as polar stratosphere cools

The Southern Hemisphere’s ozone hole reached 27 million km² this month, making it one of the largest ozone holes on record.

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September heat records shattered at Australian snow resorts

Thursday has been the warmest September day on record at key locations in Australia's snowfields, with the two largest ski resorts in New South Wales both shattering the old monthly record by a degree or more.

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  • Image for: Big temperature drops coming as huge cloudband crosses Australia

    Big temperature drops coming as huge cloudband crosses Australia

    A vast cloudband is the dominant feature on Australian weather charts this Thursday, and while there’s not a huge amount of rain associated with it, the cloudband is part of a broader weather system which will deliver another significant spring temperature swing to southeastern Australia.

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  • Image for: Spring equinox is today – so is this the start of spring in Australia?

    Spring equinox is today – so is this the start of spring in Australia?

    Today, September 23, is the 2026 spring equinox in the Southern Hemisphere, marking the beginning of astronomical spring in Australia.

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  • Image for: AFL Grand Final Weather: Midweek Melbourne heat to dissipate by Saturday

    AFL Grand Final Weather: Midweek Melbourne heat to dissipate by Saturday

    Heat will build up midweek in Melbourne as anticipation builds for Saturday’s AFL Grand Final between the Brisbane Lions and the Fremantle Dockers at the MCG, but Saturday will bring a burst of cooler weather with the likelihood of frequent showers.

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  • Image for: Temperature plummets after parts of Sydney hit 35°C

    Temperature plummets after parts of Sydney hit 35°C

    Temperatures in the Sydney basin have reached extremes of warmth for September, before plummeting rapidly as a dry south to southeasterly change swept across the city.

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  • Image for: Extreme fire danger in NSW as snow falls in Tasmania

    Extreme fire danger in NSW as snow falls in Tasmania

    Southeastern Australia will experience a large temperature contrast on Monday, with snow falling in Tasmania while parts of New South Wales reach 35°C amid Extreme fire danger.

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  • Image for: Another hot weekend day for Melbourne and Sydney

    Another hot weekend day for Melbourne and Sydney

    A wave of summery heat moving across southeastern Australia brought a very warm Saturday, with another hot day on Sunday for Australia’s southeastern capitals.

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  • Image for: A Brief Burst of Summer Sweeps Across the Southeast

    A Brief Burst of Summer Sweeps Across the Southeast

    Summer is making an early appearance across parts of South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria this Sunday, with temperatures set to soar into the mid-30s.

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  • Image for: One ski resort still open despite record low mid-September snow depth

    One ski resort still open despite record low mid-September snow depth

    Perisher in New South Wales is the last Australian ski resort with a few ski lifts still operating, and it has announced plans to try to stay open until next Friday, September 25, despite a record low snow depth for mid-September at nearby Spencers Creek.

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  • Image for: Spring equinox 2026: Days about to become longer than nights in Australia

    Spring equinox 2026: Days about to become longer than nights in Australia

    Australia is about to pass an annual daylight milestone, with days set to become longer than nights across the country as the spring equinox approaches.

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