Topic: weather

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.

The ABARES Bundaberg Regional Outlook conference today at The Waves has heard an upbeat economic forecast for local agriculture.

This Saturday will mark the shortest day of the year due to the annual Winter Solstice and will be 10 hours, 35 minutes and 28 seconds at Bundaberg.

The Bundaberg Region had its coolest morning of the year so far after light rain over the past couple of days signalled a change in the season.

Once again the weather forecast for the Bundaberg area for this weekend is looking fantastic. We all can’t remember such a good run of weather around the local area in ages.

The weather bureau has cancelled its cyclone watch alert for the Queensland coast as Tropical Cyclone Oma remains 700km offshore in the Pacific Ocean.

Bundaberg is heading for a scorcher next week if the forecast proves correct and records could tumble.