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
Vanuatu faces 12-month recovery as Cyclone Harold heads for Fiji
11:59 EST
Disaster officials in the small Pacific nation of Vanuatu are working around the clock to assess the damage that a category five cyclone has caused to remote islands, as Cyclone Harold heads for Fiji.
More rain on the way as parts of NSW recover from drought
10:22 EST
More than 15 percent of NSW has come out of drought since the end of last year, with more useful rain on the way in the coming days.
Warm week in Perth
16:35 EST
It seems like summer is sticking around in Perth this week, with the city heading for six straight days in the thirties. A large and slow-moving high pressure system moving to the south of Australia this week will cause warm air to linger near the nation's west coast.
