Reliable rainfall inputs and the records around them. Gauge-corrected radar rainfall for model calibration and event studies, plus river heights, rain gauge records and the radar archive to see how each event actually unfolded.
Our rainfall estimation service produces gauge-corrected radar rainfall for an event: point time-series, catchment area-averages weighted by cell overlap, and per-timestep NetCDF grids ready for hydraulic modelling tools.
Live and historical river height and rainfall records with downloads, drawing on BoM stations, Water Data Online and state river-rain networks.
The radar archive lets you replay a storm cell by cell, which is often the quickest way to understand timing, movement and structure before modelling it.
Weather Rewind shows which gauges recorded rainfall for a date range and area, so you can check data coverage before commissioning a full estimation.
The full site, without limits or ads, licensed for business and government use.
Full radar archive: SD imagery from 2010, HD from 2020
Live weather map covering the last week at 5-minute intervals
HD satellite imagery
Weather station observations across Australia, with downloads
River height and rain gauge data, with downloads
The latest BoM forecasts
Completely ad free
Business and government use permitted
Historical custom radar requests
The core service for flood and catchment work: bias-corrected against available gauges, optimised and validated per event.
About rainfall estimation →Self-serve gauge browser for a selected date range and area, with CSV, ZIP and GeoJSON downloads.
About Weather Rewind →Whole-team access to the archives and data downloads, from $2,700 per year for up to 20 users.
About organisation accounts →Need gauge-corrected rainfall for a calibration or design event? We build it per event, validated against available gauges: point time-series, catchment area-averages weighted by cell overlap, and per-timestep NetCDF grids for your hydraulic models.
Personal subscriptions are for individual, non-commercial use. If you are using the site for work, a Pro or Organisation subscription is the right fit.
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