Weather Update: monsoon update. Video current 12.30pm ACST 17 December 2021. During La Nina, the monsoon typically arrives in Darwin around mid-December. So, why has the monsoon not arrived yet? Senior Meteorologist Jackson Browne explains why the onset has been delayed. Learn more about the monsoon: http://ow.ly/3qBk50HcQfA Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website http://ow.ly/kGBg50HcQeG or the #BOMweather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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Weather Update: monsoon update. Video current 12.30pm ACST 17 December 2021. During La Nina, the monsoon typically arrives in Darwin around mid-December. So, why has the monsoon not arrived yet? Senior Meteorologist Jackson Browne explains why the onset has been delayed. Learn more about the monsoon: http://ow.ly/3qBk50HcQfA Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website http://ow.ly/kGBg50HcQeG or the #BOMweather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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The monsoon has returned across northern Australia. The monsoon refers to a seasonal wind that generates widespread, persistent rainfall across a broad region. People in Northern Australia know that when the monsoon arrives, it brings an increase in rain and thunderstorms to these tropical areas. On weather maps, the monsoon is represented by a dot-dash-dot line, as shown here across the Northern Territory and north Queensland. When the monsoon is active, it can lead to an increased likelihood o
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The monsoon has returned across northern Australia. The monsoon refers to a seasonal wind that generates widespread, persistent rainfall across a broad region. People in Northern Australia know that when the monsoon arrives, it brings an increase in rain and thunderstorms to these tropical areas. On weather maps, the monsoon is represented by a dot-dash-dot line, as shown here across the Northern Territory and north Queensland. When the monsoon is active, it can lead to an increased likelihood o
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National Weather Forecast: Northern monsoon strengthens, drier in the south. Video current as 2:00pm AEDT Monday 2 March 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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National Weather Forecast: Northern monsoon strengthens, drier in the south. Video current as 2:00pm AEDT Monday 2 March 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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The monsoon occurs when seasonal winds generate widespread, persistent rain across a broad region. Climatologist Greg Browning explains how the Australian monsoon delivers the vast majority of annual rainfall across most of our tropical north and can feed into humidity and thunderstorms in the south. Read more at http://ow.ly/k49O30n3njn. | Bureau of Meteorology
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The monsoon occurs when seasonal winds generate widespread, persistent rain across a broad region. Climatologist Greg Browning explains how the Australian monsoon delivers the vast majority of annual rainfall across most of our tropical north and can feed into humidity and thunderstorms in the south. Read more at http://ow.ly/k49O30n3njn. | Bureau of Meteorology
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⛈️ An active monsoon trough continues to bring widespread wet weather to the tropical north, with the risk of moderate to heavy rainfall in showers and storms near the trough. In the west, tropical moisture extends from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Luana through to southern parts of WA, bringing a risk of severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and damaging winds that are expected to ease during Wednesday. Severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening for south-east Queensland and north-east
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⛈️ An active monsoon trough continues to bring widespread wet weather to the tropical north, with the risk of moderate to heavy rainfall in showers and storms near the trough. In the west, tropical moisture extends from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Luana through to southern parts of WA, bringing a risk of severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and damaging winds that are expected to ease during Wednesday. Severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening for south-east Queensland and north-east
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The official onset of the monsoon was recorded at Darwin on 19 December 2020—about 10 days earlier than average (29 December), and about a month earlier than last wet season's (18 January 2020). An early monsoon is typical of La Niña. The Madden–Julian Oscillation (MJO) has recently been active in the eastern Maritime Continent, assisting the development of the monsoon trough across the northern Top End and the Kimberley last week. At this time of the year, an active MJO in the Western Pacific i
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The official onset of the monsoon was recorded at Darwin on 19 December 2020—about 10 days earlier than average (29 December), and about a month earlier than last wet season's (18 January 2020). An early monsoon is typical of La Niña. The Madden–Julian Oscillation (MJO) has recently been active in the eastern Maritime Continent, assisting the development of the monsoon trough across the northern Top End and the Kimberley last week. At this time of the year, an active MJO in the Western Pacific i
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The active monsoon continues across most of northern Australia, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and flooding. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie continues to bring more intense rainfall to the Kimberley. Broome saw very heavy rainfall and gusty winds last night, with 206 mm recorded in the 24 hours to 9am AWST, and a 94 km/h wind gust recorded just after 3 am. A Severe Weather Warning for intense rainfall and damaging winds remains current for parts of the Kimberley and the north interior, associate
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The active monsoon continues across most of northern Australia, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and flooding. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie continues to bring more intense rainfall to the Kimberley. Broome saw very heavy rainfall and gusty winds last night, with 206 mm recorded in the 24 hours to 9am AWST, and a 94 km/h wind gust recorded just after 3 am. A Severe Weather Warning for intense rainfall and damaging winds remains current for parts of the Kimberley and the north interior, associate
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The monsoon trough is continuing to bring heavy rain and storms to far northern parts of the NT, especially the western Top End where over the last 7 days rainfall totals have reached almost 400mm. Highest falls in the 7 days to 9am Saturday morning include: Leanyer 395mm Darwin Airport 392mm Port Keats 330mm Monsoon rain and storms will continue over the coming days especially over the western Top End with more daily falls of 50 to 100mm possible. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the late
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An active monsoon trough and Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tiffany are drawing moisture into central and eastern parts of the country. Severe Weather Warnings are in place for damaging winds and heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding through the interior of WA, North West Pastoral District of SA and parts of the Lasseter and Tanami districts of NT; flood watches have been issued. The tropical low is forecast move into northern parts of SA tomorrow, dragging the rain and gusty winds further towards
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We hear you, Top End! Where is the monsoon? 🤔 Despite some short bursts of monsoon-like conditions, the Top End is still sweltering through build-up weather, with hot, humid, and showery days. Atmospheric conditions so far have not been optimal for a typical monsoon arrival this wet season, with Top End rainfall totals also lower than usual 🌧️ There is an increased chance of monsoon onset in Darwin towards the end of the month, which is later than average. The latest known onset was on 25 Janu
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The monsoon trough is active across northern Australia bringing widespread rain and thunderstorms from the Kimberley, across the Top End. A tropical low developing along the monsoon trough is deepening and forecast to track further inland by early next week. Moisture and rainfall will be dragged southwards with the tropical low. Over the coming days rainfall totals of 100-200mm are likely with isolated falls in excess of 400mm across parts of the Kimberley, Top End and Gulf Coast. Initial flood
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The monsoon trough remains slow-moving across northern Australia, resulting in widespread showers, rain and thunderstorms through the Kimberley, Top End and inland Northern Territory, and northern Queensland. Flood Watches are active for large areas, and flooding is already occurring; Flood Warnings have also been issued. Check if these affect you. Heavy falls were observed on Friday, and in the 24 hours to 9am Saturday AEST, the highest totals included: • 221mm at Clyde Rd, north of Innisfail,
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From today, the monsoon trough is expected to develop over the north coast of the Top End, bringing a marked increase in shower and storm activity in the eastern districts from tomorrow, moving into the western Top End from Friday and Saturday. The arrival of the monsoon will lead to widespread rainfall over three days of around 50-100mm across inland parts of the Top End and 200-200mm in coastal areas. What causes the monsoon? The Australian monsoon develops in response to summertime heating ov
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The monsoon trough is developing across northern Australia this weekend and is forecast to strengthen this week. This will bring widespread rain and thunderstorms, with locally heavy falls. The monsoon trough also increases the chance of tropical lows developing near and along the trough. Four separate tropical lows may develop in the coming days: • Tropical low 28U has formed west of Christmas Island. It has a moderate risk of developing into a tropical cyclone from Wednesday. • Tropical low 29
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The monsoon trough has redeveloped across northern Australia and is continuing to bring widespread showers, rain and thunderstorms with isolated heavy falls to much of the Kimberley, Top End and Far North Queensland over the next week. Flood Watches and Warnings are current for numerous rivers and catchments, including but not limited to the Daly, Victoria and Katherine Rivers. Flash flooding is also a significant risk, with several roads closed in rural and remote areas. An active monsoon troug
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Monsoon rain and wind will continue to impact the Top End due to a slow-moving tropical low. A Severe Weather Warning is still current. The low will begin to move east in coming days, where it may strengthen into a tropical cyclone over the Gulf of Carpentaria. Rain and wind will increase across northern Queensland as the system approaches from the middle of the week, with the potential for flooding and significant community impacts. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts an
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An active monsoon is continuing across northern Australia with multiple tropical lows. One of these lows is situated in the northern Coral Sea and is continuing to develop as it moves further away from the Qld coast. The tropical low is currently forecast to develop into a tropical cyclone later today, into tonight, as it continues tracking south-eastwards away from Qld. Later this week it may bring heavy rain and strong winds to Vanuatu and New Caledonia depending on its track and intensity. Fo
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Widespread monsoon rain is forecast to increase over large parts of northern Australia in the coming days. Heavy to intense rainfall is expected over northern Queensland, which may lead to flash flooding and riverine flooding. Dangerous travel conditions are possible and some communities could become isolated. A Severe Weather Warning for heavy rain has been issued for parts of north-west Queensland, while several Flood Watches and Flood Warnings are current. These include for Cairns, Townsville
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The monsoon is still active across northern WA and the Top End, and this tropical moisture is pouring into eastern Australia. Widespread rainfall is already falling across multiple states and territories, and more is on the way—possibly heavy in some parts into Monday evening and Tuesday morning. Severe Weather Warnings for heavy rainfall are current across northern inland NSW, southwest and central Victoria (including Melbourne) and northeast Tasmania, so check for any updates if they include y
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Severe Weather Update: Monsoon rain and widespread flooding for Queensland. Video current: 12pm AEST 28 December 2025. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology
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🌧️Widespread rain and thunderstorms are forecast to continue over northern Australia this week. This comes as the monsoon trough is expected to form over parts of the Northern Territory and north-west Queensland on Tuesday. The monsoon trough and associated low pressure system will draw tropical moisture from equatorial regions to the north of Australia, and down over other parts of the country. Heavy rainfall totals are possible in the coming days, which could produce flooding. A Flood Watch i
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