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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the latest Bureau of Meteorology warnings before heading out: a severe thunderstorm warning nsw today remains active for the northern inland, with damaging winds and heavy rain likely. Multiple flood watches are also in place for coastal rivers. Stay updated with the full list of weather warnings nsw.
What are the current weather warnings nsw today?
As of this morning, the BOM has issued a severe thunderstorm warning nsw today for the Northern Rivers, Northern Tablelands and Mid North Coast districts. These storms may produce wind gusts above 90 km/h and localised flash flooding as the trough deepens. A separate flood warning is active for the Hawkesbury and Nepean rivers, with minor to moderate flooding expected through the weekend.
You can view the latest radar loops and warning polygons to track storm movement. For coastal districts, a hazardous surf warning applies to the Sydney, Illawarra and Hunter coasts—swell heights around 2–3 metres are likely.
Where can I find a weather warnings nsw map?
The BOM provides an interactive weather warnings nsw map on its website, colour-coding each warning type by severity. For a quick overview, the bom nsw weather warnings page lists all current alerts in plain text, while third‑party sites such as Weatherzone and WillyWeather also offer map overlays. Bookmark the official map for real‑time updates during severe outbreaks.
What does a severe thunderstorm warning nsw today mean for my travel?
It means you should avoid unnecessary travel in warned areas, secure loose outdoor items, and never drive through floodwaters. Stay indoors until the storm cell passes and check local road closures via Live Traffic NSW.
How long will the weather warnings nsw last?
Thunderstorm warnings typically apply for the immediate afternoon and evening, then are cancelled or renewed after each BOM update. Flood warnings can persist for several days as river levels rise and recede.
Which is the most reliable source for bom nsw weather warnings?
The Bureau of Meteorology (bom.gov.au) is the official issuer. For a broader view, our Weather Warnings Southeastern Australia page collates all current alerts across NSW, Victoria and the ACT.