National Weather Forecast: A wet weekend for many northern and eastern parts. Video current: 2:00pm AEDT 16 January 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

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SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE Rainfall tomorrow will be substantial with coastal areas forecast to receive 30 to 50 mm 20 to 45 mm for Perth (BOM upgraded rainfall again) 10/25 mm through farming areas and up to 5 mm right out to Kalgoorlie Rain will start anytime after 6 am and the main front will start to cross just after 8 am Rain will hang around all day and through out the night Friday a few showers will hang around with 1/5mm forecast as the cold pool moves through Winds along the coast will be st

POSSIBLE STORMS Have you looked up and seen those lovely clouds?? Well they are a sign of the possible storms, The bom has forecasted a 20% chance of storms in the north eastern suburbs. We are hoping those storms come a little closer to the metro. It should also be a great night for sunset photos if these clouds hang around! keep your eyes on the sky... | Perth Weather Live

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Satellite and radar imagery shows a patchy cloud band extending across much of southern Western Australia, responsible for the showers and thunderstorms which have impacted parts of the South West Land Division over recent days. The cloud and unsettled weather are being driven by a low pressure trough across the west interacting with a system in the upper atmosphere. During Monday, rainfall totals of 5mm - 15 mm were observed about for the southern coast and adjacent inland areas. Frankland rece

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