Above median rainfall likely for mainland:
Check dams for structural integrity
Wetter and warmer months ahead
Wetter and warmer start predicted for 2022
Above median rainfall likely for parts of
Check dams for structural integrity
Wetter and warmer start predicted for 2022
Flood-affected farmers urged to seek help
Wetter than average conditions expected this
Most of Australia will experience above median rainfall and temperatures in the coming months.
April to June rainfall and temperatures are likely to be above median for parts of Australia.
Agriculture Victoria is reminding farmers to check their dams after flooding and heavy rains.
More rain and hotter days are on the cards for the upcoming months says the latest BoM outlook.
The temperature and rainfall outlook is likely to be above median for most of Australia.
Floods have been devastating for many parts of New South Wales and Queensland.
With a La Nina event declared, wetter conditions are expected for parts of Australia this summer.
Above median rainfall forecast for most of Australia could see a wetter finish for the season.
Dry weather and frosts have affected the latest crop yield rankings around Australia.
Above median spring rainfall is likely for the eastern two-thirds of Australia.
Most key grain growing areas are predicted to have above average yields.
Assuming an average finish to the season, crop yield rankings are above median in most areas.
South-eastern Australia continues to firm up a solid season for grain producers.
New South Wales appears on track to be the only state to fully deliver on a promising season start.
As winter crops power on, central NSW is looking good but there are mixed fortunes north and south.
Average or better yields are predicted based on current soil moisture, but it is early days yet.
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