Australia Rainfall Forecast Models
View the latest conventional rainfall model guidance for Australia, including GFS deterministic rainfall forecasts, GEFS extended guidance and the Windy interactive weather map. These public model outputs can change significantly from run to run, especially beyond the first 7–10 days.
📅 Latest Rainfall Model Outlooks
The GFS deterministic run provides a short-to-medium range rainfall outlook. It is useful for tracking near-term rainfall systems, but individual runs can shift with timing and placement.
The GEFS control run gives an extended model view beyond the normal deterministic window. It is best used for broad pattern watching rather than exact rainfall totals.
The GEFS mean smooths multiple ensemble members together, helping identify broader rainfall trends and reducing the noise of any single model run.
These maps show conventional computer model guidance only. SolWeather members receive additional long-range rainfall probability maps, timing windows, regional commentary and seasonal outlooks.
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Public model maps show what conventional guidance is currently indicating. SolWeather members receive the longer-range forecast layer, including rainfall probability mapping, key timing windows, regional outlooks and seasonal cycle updates.
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