Current Australian Weather Warnings | 24 February 2026

Current Australian Weather Warnings | 24 February 2026 Severe weather and flood warnings are active across multiple parts of Australia today, with inland rainfall systems and coastal wind risks affecting several states and territories. In New South Wales, heavy and locally intense rainfall is impacting the Upper and Lower Western districts, alongside strong wind warnings along the Illawarra, Batemans and Eden coasts. Flood warnings remain active across inland river systems including the Paroo, Bulloo, Thomson and Barcoo. In Victoria, heavy rainfall is affecting northern and eastern districts, with graziers warned of cold and wet conditions. Flood watches remain in place across central and north east catchments. Across Queensland, widespread flood warnings continue, including major river systems such as the Flinders and Cape Rivers, with ongoing impacts across the Channel Country and Gulf regions. In South Australia, heavy rainfall is impacting the North East Pastoral district, with multiple flood warnings linked to inland river systems flowing south from Queensland into the Lake Eyre Basin. Western Australia has strong coastal wind warnings in place along the Gascoyne, Perth, Bunbury Geographe and Leeuwin coasts, along with flood concerns in northern districts. Tasmania remains under marine wind warnings across exposed coastal waters. The Northern Territory continues to experience heavy rainfall and flood watches across inland and Gulf catchments. If you are located in any affected district, remain alert and follow official Bureau advice. For all our long range forecasts please head to our website. At Oz Industries Forecasting we don't just forecast the weather, we prepare the world for it. Know the Future™