Topic: weather

Frogs in the Bundaberg Region have enjoyed recent rain, with many species lapping up the wet conditions in ponds, back yards and gardens.

The Bundaberg region has been given a welcome drenching with good rainfall overnight in most parts of district including falls above 50mm.

Welcome rain has fallen across the region over the past two days with parts of Bundaberg city recording more than 130mm.

The Wacky Weather Fun Day had kids colouring rainbows, making wind turbines and experimenting with rain droplets at the Bundaberg Multiplex.

It's a record that nobody wanted but Bundaberg had its driest-ever year in 2019, breaking the previous low that was set in 1902.

Wednesday got off to an eerie start for early risers this morning with thick fog blanketing The Hummock and coastal areas.

The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting fewer than average tropical cyclones in the 2019-20 summer season from November–April.

Raised dust is making its way across the Bundaberg Region as a high pressure system from southern Australia pushes cooler, dry air across Queensland.

If you thought today was warm, you're right. Bundaberg came within a degree of recording its hottest ever September day.

The Bundaberg Region could have its coldest morning of the year on Monday or Tuesday as an icy blast pushes up from the deep south.