-
Weather
Australia
- National
- New South Wales
- Victoria
- Queensland
- Western Australia
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- ACT
- Northern Territory
Long Range Forecasts
Lifestyle
- Radar & Maps
- Marine
- Agriculture
-
Surf & Snow
Surfing
Snow & Ski
-
Climate
Climate Indicators
- Services
- Shop
Search Weatherzone Help
Satellite and Radar
When are the images updated?
The satellite images are updated once an hour, usually around 20 minutes after the hour. Occasionally, the satellite may miss a transmission, especially if it is undergoing maintenance. Visible images will only update during daylight hours.
Related Articles
- What?s satellite imagery?
- Can you give me some general information on satellite images?
- What is the difference between visible and infra-red satellite?
- What do the colours mean on satellite images?
- Why is the satellite image partly or all black?
- Where can I find images of other countries?
- What?s radar?
- How often are radar images updated?
- What is the difference between a forecast rain chart and the rainfall radar chart?
- When I try to view the radar display it just sits on 'loading' and I can't view the full sequence
Enter a postcode or town name for local weather, or text to search the site.
» advanced search
East Coast Low soaks NSW
15:24 EST Parts of the NSW coast have seen their heaviest rain in four years as an East Coast Low creeps north.
- 14:14 EST Wet start to the dry season for parts of the Top End
- 13:00 EST Wild weather may not last long
- 11:39 EST Rain impacts on central west farming
- 11:13 EST Mid north coast battered by wild weather
Help with Weatherzone
Content
Solutions
- Custom data feeds
- 14 day forecast
- Long range forecast
- Energy weather
- TV broadcast services
- Construction services
- Yacht Racing and Marine
- Mobile services
- Retail services
Information supplied by Weatherzone based on data from the Bureau of Meteorology
© Weatherzone 2013