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UNBELIEVABLE 45 DEGREES in WINTER. History of climatology is rewritten with 45.0C at Villamontes in Bolivia. This ties the highest temperature ever recorded in meteorological winter in the whole Southern Hemisphere. South America is living something extraordinary. Updates later

That 90-day SOI just won’t stay below -7 (typical El Niño levels) longpaddock.qld.gov.au/soi/

This afternoon's thunderstorms produced 21,675 lightning strikes within 100 km of Sydney between 3pm and 6pm. Not a bad effort for winter.

Get prepared for damaging winds tomorrow🍃 ses.nsw.gov.au/storm-resource…

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is going on? Wind anomilies are currently EASTERLY across the Pacific. They should we WESTERLY in an #ElNino. Congrats BOM on not making the call too early. Bureau of Meteorology, Australia

Associated Press reported the 754mm that fell in 24 hours in Greece was the highest level since 2006. What happened in 2006? theguardian.com/environment/20…

Spring warm spell in Australia Today few records of monthly high temperatures fell in the East mainly in short POR stations 24.4 King Island 21.2 Cape Sorell 20.5 Liawenee 20.6 Sheffield (long POR) 22.6 Tunnack 16.7 Mount Baw Baw 16.2 Falls Creek An exceptional warmth is coming

On the last day of winter in South America, temperatures could peak as high as 45°C (113°F) in Brazil. Brazil could record its highest temperature in history during this winter heatwave. "Heat will be so extreme that it will be dangerous and pose a risk to health and life,"

Took me a while to find the red dot.

Work myself and colleagues have done to better understand our key climate drivers in a changing climate. Traditional measures (how much warmer than normal a part of the ocean is) don't really work if everywhere is warmer than normal! Note May 2023 below... bom.gov.au/research/publi…

This year's positive IOD just keeps getting stronger. 💪 The latest weekly IOD index value of +1.85ºC is only 0.3ºC below the peak of the record-challenging 2019 positive IOD event. More details on what this means for Australia here: weatherzone.com.au/news/positive-…

Awful situation unfolding right now in Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina as a fast-moving wildfire is approaching the city. Multiple structures on fire. Urgent evacuations are underway.

An Omega block in the SH is just a screaming face 😱 which is probably how many Sydneysiders feel right now

There is a deep-held belief that El Nino means a dry summer.... data below from The BOM shows that this is very often not the case - over 14 separate El Nino events, rain has been close to average over large parts of the nation. El Nino isn't a 'Magic' that turns the taps off.

This tongue of warm water near the NSW coast just caused Sydney's muggiest morning in 13 years, with dew points hovering around 24 to 26ºC all morning! 🥵 This low-level moisture could produce storms over Sydney or Blue Mountains later today. Details: weatherzone.com.au/news/sydneys-m…

"I've seen various comments that we will have a La Niña this year. The truth is that majority of models indicate neutral conditions in July and only 2/7 suggest La Niña"

Why is Australia’s east coast copping all this rain right now? An atmospheric scientist explains theconversation.com/why-is-austral… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Latest @Bom_au model runs continue to show a La Nina event unlikely to happen this year...

Roylene you're a legend. abc.net.au/news/2025-06-2…