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Know the Future of The Weather
Upcoming Live Event - Webinar
5 November 2025 7.30pm
About the event
Join us for an exclusive online event as we demystify computer weather models and address the most common misconceptions about how they’re interpreted
Led by Stuart Williams, Founder and CEO of Oz Industries Forecasting, this session will guide you through how computer model simulations work — and how to interpret them with confidence.
Whether you're a weather enthusiast, emergency planner, or simply curious about the science of forecasting, you'll gain practical insights and actionable knowledge.
Don't miss your chance to ask questions, and discover how to make sense of complex weather data. Reserve your spot and be part of a community passionate about understanding the forces of nature!
Limited tickets avaliable.
Where Tomorrow Begins Today
״At Oz Industries Forecasting, we don’t just forecast weather - we prepare the world for it.״
- Stuart Williams
At Oz Industries Forecasting, we believe the future is not something to wait for, it is something to prepare for. Every forecast we create is driven by a singular vision to empower people, industries and communities to know what is coming long before it arrives.
We stand at the crossroads of science and foresight, transforming data into clarity and uncertainty into opportunity. Our long range forecasts are more than numbers on a chart; they are the blueprint of tomorrow, the insight that guides decisions, protects livelihoods and fuels innovation.
In a world where weather defines risk, timing and success, we give our customers the power to move first. Because true foresight is not just prediction, it is preparation, confidence and action.
Our vision is simple - Know the Future of the Weather
Climate Driver Outlooks Pros and Cons
8 Aug 25
We take a simple yet effective approach comparing well-documented historical events with the present climate signals to provide real-world context for future computer model forecasts. For a deeper dive into this discussion, check out our full Climate Outlook, released this week on our website.
How We Can Support You
Do you rely on the weather?
Whether you're running a farm, organising an event, managing a business, or just want to
stay one step ahead. Our long-range forecasts can help you plan with confidence.
For people on the land — and everyone in between.
From crops to construction, school runs to storm prep — we help Australians stay prepared
for what’s ahead.
Plan earlier. Act smarter. Stress less.
Our forecasts look well beyond the weekly outlook,
tracking major weather shifts, rain periods, storms and
more weeks or even months in advance.
Proudly Australian. Trusted worldwide.
Oz Industries Forecasting has helped thousands of households and
businesses across Australia and the US since 2018.
Don’t wait to find out. Know before it hits.
Explore our forecasts today and take control of your planning — wherever you are, whatever you do
Know the Future of The Weather
About Oz Industries Forecasting
Redefining Long-Range Weather Intelligence
Oz Industries Forecasting is a pioneering long-range forecasting service based in Queensland, Australia, delivering high-accuracy severe weather predictions months in advance.
Established in 2018 as a grassroots social media page, we’ve grown into a national and international forecasting leader- outperforming traditional models with accurate, early warnings for major events across Australia and the United States.
In the U.S., we successfully forecast Hurricanes Ian, Nicole, Roslyn, and Orlene well ahead of official outlooks in 2022.
In Australia, our long-range modelling has accurately predicted a series of major
cyclones and flood events, including:
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Jasper (Category 2 – December 2023)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Kirrily (Category 3 – January 2024)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Lincoln (Category 1 – February 2024)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Megan (Category 3 – March 2024)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Zelia (Category 5 – February 2025)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Alfred (Category 1 – February 2025)
🌀 Tropical Cyclone Sean (Category 4 – January 2025)
🌧️ March 2021 East Coast Floods
🌧️ March 2024 Eastern Australia Flood Event
🌧️ Queensland Floods (Late 2024 – Early 2025)
🌧️ Queensland Floods (May 2025)
🌧️ Late-April 2024 Northeast QLD Trough System
🌧️ Late-May early June 2025 Western Australian Severe Weather System and seasonal
wet season break.
We use proprietary methods blending pattern recognition, high-energy atmospheric cycles, and planetary influences to deliver unmatched long-range insights - empowering agriculture, emergency management, and industry decision-making.
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