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June 2025 Outlook Summary: Elevated Rainfall Risk Across Key Regions Due to the unfolding sequence of successive High Energy Periods—culminating in the broader June Major Cycle—rainfall across Australia is now forecast to fall within the top 30% of historical records for this time of year.

September marks the beginning of spring in Australia, a month where the continent transitions from the cooler, drier winter season into a period of increasing warmth and variability. Historically, it is characterised by a broad north-south climatic divide, with lingering dry conditions across much of the interior and south, while the tropical north remains in the tail-end of its dry season.

Australia's Climatic Overview – August August is typically characterised by cool and dry conditions over central and northern regions, while frontal systems continue to dominate the south, bringing cold outbreaks, rainfall, and widespread frost events, especially inland. However, by late August, the early signs of springtime transition begin to appear — particularly across northern and eastern Australia, where daytime temperatures rise and storm energy begins to rebuild.

Following a highly active June, July 2025 is expected to deliver generally average to slightly above average rainfall across much of the cou

June long range forecast 2025

May Outlook Review – Increased Rainfall Signal in Week Three 🌧️ The month of May overall shows little change, aside from a notable...