About Us
Weatherzone is a product of The Weather Company, established in September 1998 initially in response to a demand from television broadcasters for more sophisticated weather programming.
The Weather Company is recognized as Australia’s leading commercial weather information provider to media and Internet organisations serving customers in industry, agriculture, government, recreation, education and consumer markets.
We specialise in 4 key areas:
- Supply of weather information and forecasting services for Internet, mobile, television, newspapers and radio
- On-air weather presentation, graphics system sales and support
- Meteorological support including presentation scripts and personal briefings
- Design, production and supply of presentation-ready weather graphics
Experienced meteorologists staff our office from 4:15am to 8pm daily to provide continuous and accurate coverage of the evolving weather issues across the country.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) supplies weather information and The Weather Company converts this information into computer ready data, specialised forecasts, TV or web ready graphics and scripts. For more information on all our content sources, click here.
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Weather News
Flooding rain continues in Queensland
14:22 EDT
Rain and thunderstorms have continued to soak northern Queensland during the last 24 hours, with central Australia next in line.
Farmers waiting up to a year for drought loans to be assessed
13:28 EDT
Farmers across Australia battling drought are having to wait up to a year to see if they've been approved for a loan from the Federal Government.
Rain record broken near Townsville as a monsoonal low tracks across Queensland's north-west
13:26 EDT
Torrential rain in north Queensland has smashed a record as a tropical low in the Gulf Country brings heavy rain to northern and western parts of Queensland as it slowly moves towards the Northern Territory.
