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Today’s update covers the developing weather signals across Australia as we transition from the current dry and heating phase into the next High Energy Period and tropical cyclone genesis window due 8 to 12 December.

The pattern ahead sets the stage for the next High Energy Period, focused primarily over the western basin from 8–12 December. Current model guidance indicates Cyclone Genesis near 112–114° E, with the system expected to drift south toward the Pilbara coast by mid-month. Secondary tropical lows are likely to form across the Arafura Sea and near 160° E between Vanuatu and New Caledonia, each forecast to track southeastward.

Cyclone season guide with early-warning insights from Oz Industries Forecasting, including home prep, safe rooms and cyclone kit essentials.

28 November 2025 Severe Weather & Heatwave Overview

Oz Industries Forecasting identified 19 to 24 November as a High Energy Period months ahead, signalling a likely rise in severe weather. The atmosphere responded on cue with Cyclone Fina, extreme inland heat, giant hail, destructive storms and widespread thunderstorm activity across Australia. Global volcanic and seismic events also peaked during the same window, further validating the timing signal.

Gold continues to demonstrate remarkable strength, holding near USD 4,150–4,200/oz, up more than 4 % this monthas capital rotation into tangible assets accelerates. The move confirms the sustained upward momentum that began in 2018 and has now entered the late-cycle acceleration phase — the same structural stage that preceded the 2011 peak.

December marks the transition into early summer, with increasing solar input, warmer surrounding seas and the build-up of the northern wet season. From August through November, rainfall decile patterns have maintained a strong contrast of a drier trend across the south-east and eastern interior, and a wetter to average signal across the north-west and western regions. By averaging the four-month decile trend, December shows a clear continuation of this divide: drier in the s

Until a confirmed low forms on the daily or weekly timeframes this remains a wait and see environment. Planning should assume that price decline can remain an extended feature.

The current High Energy Period (19–24 November) reaches its peak today, coinciding precisely with the maximum intensity of Severe Tropical Cyclone Fina. The system is now beginning to weaken and will continue tracking southwest towards the North Kimberley coast and Mitchell Plateau from 25 November onwards.

A highly dynamic national pattern is unfolding, driven by Tropical Cyclone Fina across the northern Top End, widespread severe heat across inland Australia, and increasing thunderstorm activity along the eastern seaboard.

Australia’s Six-Month Outlook: December 2025 – June 2026 How Climate Drivers and High-Energy Periods Shape the Season Ahead

Tropical Cyclone Fina Update – Alignment with the 19–24 November High-Energy Period

For those who arrived late to the 2024–2025 bull market, this is not a setback. You are now in a prime position to plan your re-entry during the corrective phase and prepare for the next expansion - one that may again carry Bitcoin toward the $180,000–$220,000 region. This is the time to plan, position and prepare, not to disengage.

High Energy Period 19-24th Intensifies: Tropical Low 02U and the Escalation of National Severe Weather

Australia Climate & Weather Briefing – Mid November 2025

June occupies a pivotal position in Australia’s annual climatic cycle. In the southern half of the continent, it marks the full transition into the cooler, wetter winter half of the year, while in the far north it forms part of the peak dry‐season period. The June solstice (usually about 21 June) signals the minimum solar input for the Southern Hemisphere: day-length is at its shortest, and solar radiation is reduced. For farmers this is a key seasonal marker—soil temperature

Severe-Weather Synopsis A broad storm corridor from WA Interior → SA → QLD → eastern NSW peaks mid-week. Damaging winds, large hail, and flash-flooding possible in QLD interior and northern NSW. Heatwave early week across the north and west; humidity surge by mid-week. Tropical build-up strengthening; next west-to-east convective phase due ~19 Nov.

Satellite 7.11.2025 Solar Activity Overview Solar activity has intensified significantly during the past fortnight, with several X-class flares recorded. These are the strongest flares observed since the major June event and occurred within the most recent High Energy Period from 29th October to 5th November. X1.8 Flare This solar uplift arrived precisely as Australia experienced the wettest national window of spring to date. The overlap between enhanced space-weather activit

Understanding the Four Year Cycle Why We Are Not Ready to Call the Top Yet And Why Every Investor Should Have an Exit Plan Prepared The four year Bitcoin cycle is one of the most widely recognised patterns in digital asset markets. It has guided expectations through multiple cycles and remains an important framework for understanding major turning points. However, even though we are sitting inside the traditional topping window, current market conditions do not offer enough p

Weekly totals reached 50 to 100 mm through inland Queensland and New South Wales, with a national high of 254 mm at Brays Creek (NSW). Moisture also extended across the Northern Territory, Kimberley, interior South Australia and south-west Western Australia, confirming a full re-establishment of tropical and inland moisture. This marks the atmospheric reset OIF signalled: a transition to the late-spring wet phase, now building toward the next major activation (19 – 24 Novem

After more than 12 months of entrenched drought across large parts of eastern South Australia, western Victoria, and western New South Wales, a significant atmospheric shift is now taking shape. The week ahead will mark the beginning of a long-awaited transition from persistent dryness to widespread instability and renewed rainfall across much of the nation.

After a strong recovery in U.S. equities, global markets are showing a distinct divergence across asset classes. The Dow Jones has reclaimed higher ground, metals are consolidating, and the crypto sector remains stagnant as traders await confirmation of the next move. With the four-year cycle due to conclude in mid-November — aligning with the high-energy window of 19–24 November — markets appear to be at a critical turning point.

A significant atmospheric shift is underway as the current High Energy Period continues to intensify across Australia. Energy build-up through the northwest corridor is increasing, with a broad northwest flow now developing via the Kimberley and Darwin–Daly before extending into the central interior.