Australia's weather radars

Bureau of Meteorology weather radars
Radar sites of the BoM network, and indicative radar coverage in 2026. Inner radius (100 km) indicates generally reliable coverage. Outer radius (200 km) indicates general limit of potentially useful coverage. Beyond 200km, coverage is generally unreliable due to earth curvature but may occasionally be useful in larger weather systems such as tropical cyclones or intense thunderstorms. Note: Does not show coverage degradation from obstructions.
Country of originAustralia
ManufacturerVarious
No. built68
Typenon Doppler, Doppler and dual polarisation
FrequencyC and S bands

The majority of Australia's weather radars are operated by the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), an executive agency of the Australian Government. The radar network is continually being upgraded with new technology such as doppler and dual polarisation to provide better now-casting. Doppler weather radars are able to detect the movement of precipitation, making it very useful in detecting damaging winds associated with precipitation, and determining if a thunderstorm has a rotating updraft, a key indicator of the presence of the most dangerous type of thunderstorm, a supercell.

The new dual polarisation radars give forecasters the ability to:

The dual polarisation transition

The transition to polarimetric (dual-polarised) radars began in 2017 with the upgrade of 4 Meteor 1500 radars located in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Sydney. The network has further been enhanced through the installation of 8 new polarimetric Meteor 735 radars across WA, NSW & Victoria, and two polarimetric WRM200 radars manufactured by Vaisala, one to replace the radar in Dampier, WA which had been destroyed by severe tropical cyclone Damien in 2020, and one to replace an ageing radar near Gove in the Northern Territory. Nine new Meteor 1700s were also installed between 2021 and 2024, 7 located in Qld, and 2 in WA, all equipped with dual polarisation technology. All the radars with the model name 'Meteor' were manufactured by Selex ES, now Leonardo. A temporary polarimetric radar manufactured by Meteopress was installed at Wyndham in 2026 to replace the previous radar that had been severely damaged by lightning.

Specifications are available for the Meteor 735, Meteor 1700, Vaisala WRM200 and the Meteopress C band radar.

Data Archive

Details and historical data from radars listed in the tables below are available through the Australian Unified Data Archive (AURA).

Future radar network upgrades

The BoM has plans to:

Australian Capital Territory

The Australian Capital Territory is served by the Captains Flat radar, located in New South Wales.

New South Wales

Weather radars in New South Wales
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Brewarrina 29°58′14.8″S 146°48′48.7″E / 29.970778°S 146.813528°E / -29.970778; 146.813528 149 Meteor 735 1 250 C Yes Yes Installed 2020
Canberra (Captains Flat) 35°39′41.2″S 149°30′44.1″E / 35.661444°S 149.512250°E / -35.661444; 149.512250 1383 DWSR74S14-13 1.9 250 S Yes No Upgraded 2013
Grafton 29°37′14.3″S 152°57′48″E / 29.620639°S 152.96333°E / -29.620639; 152.96333 50 WSR74S-14 1.9 500 S No No To Be Upgraded to a Dual-Polarising Radar within 5-10 years
Hillston 33°33′7.9″S 145°31′43″E / 33.552194°S 145.52861°E / -33.552194; 145.52861 144 Meteor 735 1 250 C Yes Yes Installed Aug 2021
Moree 29°29′24.9″S 149°50′46.3″E / 29.490250°S 149.846194°E / -29.490250; 149.846194 222 WF100C-8 1.7 500 C No No
Namoi (Blackjack Mountain) 31°1′27.2″S 150°11′31″E / 31.024222°S 150.19194°E / -31.024222; 150.19194 720 DWSR8502S-14 1.9 250 S Yes No
Newcastle 32°43′47.2″S 152°1′31.5″E / 32.729778°S 152.025417°E / -32.729778; 152.025417 84 DWSR74S14-13 1.9 250 S Yes No Upgraded Jun 2013
Norfolk Island 29°2′17.6″S 167°56′28.9″E / 29.038222°S 167.941361°E / -29.038222; 167.941361 121 WF100C-8 1.7 C No No
Sydney (Terrey Hills) 33°42′3″S 151°12′33.9″E / 33.70083°S 151.209417°E / -33.70083; 151.209417 223 Meteor 1500 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded 2017
Wagga Wagga 35°9′29.3″S 147°27′22.7″E / 35.158139°S 147.456306°E / -35.158139; 147.456306 229 WF100C-8 1.7 500 C No No
Wollongong (Appin) 34°15′44.4″S 150°52′30.4″E / 34.262333°S 150.875111°E / -34.262333; 150.875111 472 DWSR8502S-14 1.9 250 S Yes No Upgraded 2013
Yeoval 32°44′40.1″S 148°42′29.1″E / 32.744472°S 148.708083°E / -32.744472; 148.708083 487 Meteor 735 1 250 C Yes Yes Installed May 2022

The radar suffers moderate beam obstruction between approximately 70° and 130° due to an area of elevated terrain, meaning there is an underestimation of rain intensity in the lowest radar tilt between the same bearings.

Kurnell 34°0′53.1″S 151°13′34.4″E / 34.014750°S 151.226222°E / -34.014750; 151.226222 64 WSR81C-12 1 250 C Yes No Decommissioned

Archived radar data is uploaded here

Northern Territory

Weather radars in Northern Territory
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Alice Springs 23°47′42.2″S 133°53′20.1″E / 23.795056°S 133.888917°E / -23.795056; 133.888917 563 WF100C-8 1.7 500 C No No
Darwin (Berrimah) 12°27′21.2″S 130°55′35.6″E / 12.455889°S 130.926556°E / -12.455889; 130.926556 60 Wurrung 2502C 1 250 C Yes No Upgraded Sep 2022
Darwin Airport 12°25′28.6″S 130°53′31.5″E / 12.424611°S 130.892083°E / -12.424611; 130.892083 39 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 250 C Yes No Upgraded 2022
Gove 12°16′8.1″S 136°49′13.2″E / 12.268917°S 136.820333°E / -12.268917; 136.820333 63 WRM 200 1 250 C Yes Yes Upgraded 2023
Katherine (Tindal) 14°30′44.5″S 132°26′35.3″E / 14.512361°S 132.443139°E / -14.512361; 132.443139 225 WSR81C-8 1.7 500 C No No
Warruwi 11°38′54.5″S 133°22′47.9″E / 11.648472°S 133.379972°E / -11.648472; 133.379972 44 Wurrung 2502C 1 250 C Yes No Installed Dec 2012

Queensland

Weather radars in Queensland
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Bowen 19°53′8.7″S 148°4′32.4″E / 19.885750°S 148.075667°E / -19.885750; 148.075667 72 WF100C-8 1.7 500 C No No
Brisbane Airport 27°23′29.5″S 153°7′47.9″E / 27.391528°S 153.129972°E / -27.391528; 153.129972 12 MeteoPress C 1.7 250 C Yes Yes Decommissioned
Brisbane (Mt Stapylton) 27°43′3.8″S 153°14′24″E / 27.717722°S 153.24000°E / -27.717722; 153.24000 175 Meteor 1500 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded Sep 2017
Cairns 16°49′5.4″S 145°39′46.9″E / 16.818167°S 145.663028°E / -16.818167; 145.663028 661 Wurrung 2502C 1 250 C Yes No Upgraded Aug 2023.
Emerald 23°32′58.4″S 148°14′21″E / 23.549556°S 148.23917°E / -23.549556; 148.23917 211 DWSR 8502 1.9 S Yes No
Gladstone 23°51′18.4″S 151°15′45″E / 23.855111°S 151.26250°E / -23.855111; 151.26250 93 WSR-74 1.9 S No No
Greenvale 18°59′51.5″S 144°59′45.1″E / 18.997639°S 144.995861°E / -18.997639; 144.995861 512 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Installed Dec 2021
Gympie (Mt Kanigan) 25°57′26.4″S 152°34′36.9″E / 25.957333°S 152.576917°E / -25.957333; 152.576917 354 DWSR 8502 1.9 S Yes No
Longreach 23°26′23.2″S 144°16′56.1″E / 23.439778°S 144.282250°E / -23.439778; 144.282250 201 WF 100C-8 1.7 C No No
Mackay 21°7′2.1″S 149°13′2.2″E / 21.117250°S 149.217278°E / -21.117250; 149.217278 55 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded Dec 2023.
Marburg 27°36′22.6″S 152°32′24.3″E / 27.606278°S 152.540083°E / -27.606278; 152.540083 386 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes In November 2023, a new radar replaced an ageing WSR-74. The radar suffers beam blockage on the tilts 0.6° and 0.83° to the W and SW of the radar, leading to an under-representation of reflectivity values between those bearings.
Mornington Island 16°39′50.8″S 139°10′52.4″E / 16.664111°S 139.181222°E / -16.664111; 139.181222 20 WF 100C-8 1.7 C No No
Mount Isa 20°42′40.3″S 139°33′19″E / 20.711194°S 139.55528°E / -20.711194; 139.55528 517 DWSR 8502 1.9 S Yes No Installed Nov 2012
Richmond 20°45′6.3″S 143°8′29.2″E / 20.751750°S 143.141444°E / -20.751750; 143.141444 245 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Installed Sep 2022
Taroom 25°41′46.2″S 149°53′53.4″E / 25.696167°S 149.898167°E / -25.696167; 149.898167 312 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Installed Apr 2022
Toowoomba 27°16′27.1″S 151°59′35.2″E / 27.274194°S 151.993111°E / -27.274194; 151.993111 781 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Installed Apr 2024
Townsville (Hervey Range) 19°25′11.2″S 146°33′3.4″E / 19.419778°S 146.550944°E / -19.419778; 146.550944 595 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded Nov 2024
Warrego 26°26′24.6″S 147°20′56.8″E / 26.440167°S 147.349111°E / -26.440167; 147.349111 534 TVDR 2500 1.7 C Yes No Doppler data not viewable on BoM website
Weipa 12°39′59.1″S 141°55′28.7″E / 12.666417°S 141.924639°E / -12.666417; 141.924639 44 Wurrung 2502C 1 C Yes No Upgraded Aug 2015
Willis Island 16°17′14.7″S 149°57′52.5″E / 16.287417°S 149.964583°E / -16.287417; 149.964583 20 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Upgraded Nov 2022

South Australia

Weather radars in South Australia
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Adelaide (Buckland Park) 34°37′1.2″S 138°28′7.5″E / 34.617000°S 138.468750°E / -34.617000; 138.468750 29 Meteor 1500 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded 2017
Adelaide (Sellicks Hill) 35°19′46.3″S 138°30′9″E / 35.329528°S 138.50250°E / -35.329528; 138.50250 395 WF 100C-8 1.7 C No No
Ceduna 32°7′47.4″S 133°41′46.9″E / 32.129833°S 133.696361°E / -32.129833; 133.696361 33 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Upgraded May 2021
Mt Gambier 37°44′51.7″S 140°46′28.6″E / 37.747694°S 140.774611°E / -37.747694; 140.774611 80 WF 100C-8 1.7 C No No
Woomera 31°9′20.9″S 136°48′15.8″E / 31.155806°S 136.804389°E / -31.155806; 136.804389 176 WF 100C-8 1.7 C No No

Tasmania

Weather radars in Tasmania
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Hobart (Mt Koonya) 43°6′45.4″S 147°48′18.8″E / 43.112611°S 147.805222°E / -43.112611; 147.805222 512 Wurrung 2502C 1 C Yes No Upgraded Nov 2022
Hobart Airport 42°50′14.5″S 147°30′3.1″E / 42.837361°S 147.500861°E / -42.837361; 147.500861 32 WF 100C-6 2 C No No
N.W. Tasmania (West Takone) 41°10′45″S 145°34′47.9″E / 41.17917°S 145.579972°E / -41.17917; 145.579972 601 Wurrung 2502C 1 C Yes No Upgraded Apr 2016

Victoria

Weather radar in Victoria
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth (degrees) Range Resolution (metres) IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Bairnsdale 37°53′15.1″S 147°34′31.8″E / 37.887528°S 147.575500°E / -37.887528; 147.575500 65 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No
Melbourne 37°51′18.8″S 144°45′19.5″E / 37.855222°S 144.755417°E / -37.855222; 144.755417 45 Meteor 1500 1 S Yes Yes Upgraded 2017
Melbourne (Broadmeadows) 37°41′23.5″S 144°56′50″E / 37.689861°S 144.94722°E / -37.689861; 144.94722 123 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No
Mildura 34°17′13.6″S 141°35′53.5″E / 34.287111°S 141.598194°E / -34.287111; 141.598194 80 Meteor 735 1 C Yes Yes Installed near Cullulleraine 2020
Rainbow 35°59′51.2″S 142°0′47.9″E / 35.997556°S 142.013306°E / -35.997556; 142.013306 149 Meteor 735 1 C Yes Yes Installed Mar 2020
Yarrawonga 36°1′46.7″S 146°1′21.9″E / 36.029639°S 146.022750°E / -36.029639; 146.022750 147 WSR 81C 1 C Yes No

Western Australia

Weather radars in Western Australia
Name Location Radar elevation AMSL (metres) Model Name Beamwidth

(degrees)

 Range

Resolution (metres)

 IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
Albany 34°56′30.5″S 117°48′58.9″E / 34.941806°S 117.816361°E / -34.941806; 117.816361 93 Meteor 735 1 C Yes Yes Upgraded 2019
Broome 17°56′53.7″S 122°14′7.2″E / 17.948250°S 122.235333°E / -17.948250; 122.235333 31 Wurrung 2502C 1.6 C Yes No
Carnarvon 24°53′16.7″S 113°40′9.7″E / 24.887972°S 113.669361°E / -24.887972; 113.669361 28 Wurrung 2502 1 C Yes No Upgraded 2024
Dampier 20°39′12.7″S 116°40′59.8″E / 20.653528°S 116.683278°E / -20.653528; 116.683278 58 WRM 200 1 250 C Yes Yes Decommissioned

Oct 2026

Esperance 33°49′48.5″S 121°53′30.2″E / 33.830139°S 121.891722°E / -33.830139; 121.891722 43 Meteor 735 1 250 C Yes Yes Upgraded Feb 2020
Geraldton 28°48′16.8″S 114°41′50.4″E / 28.804667°S 114.697333°E / -28.804667; 114.697333 48 Meteor 735 1 250 C Yes Yes Upgraded 2019
Giles 25°1′59.6″S 128°18′6.2″E / 25.033222°S 128.301722°E / -25.033222; 128.301722 607 WF 100C-6 2 C No No
Halls Creek 18°13′44.1″S 127°39′46.1″E / 18.228917°S 127.662806°E / -18.228917; 127.662806 439 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Upgraded 2022 Doppler data not displayed on BoM website
Kalgoorlie 30°47′3.2″S 121°27′17.4″E / 30.784222°S 121.454833°E / -30.784222; 121.454833 390 Wurrung 2502C 1 C Yes No Upgraded 2021
Karratha 20°59′29.3″S 116°52′33″E / 20.991472°S 116.87583°E / -20.991472; 116.87583 213 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Installed Oct 2024
Learmonth 22°6′11.4″S 113°59′58.7″E / 22.103167°S 113.999639°E / -22.103167; 113.999639 333 TVDR 2500 1.7 C Yes No Doppler data not displayed on BoM website
Newdegate 33°5′49″S 119°0′31.6″E / 33.09694°S 119.008778°E / -33.09694; 119.008778 340 Wurrung 2500C 1.7 C Yes No Installed Oct 2016
Perth (Serpentine) 32°23′30.3″S 115°52′1″E / 32.391750°S 115.86694°E / -32.391750; 115.86694 42 Meteor 1700 1 250 S Yes Yes Upgraded Nov 2022
Perth Airport 31°55′38.2″S 115°58′32″E / 31.927278°S 115.97556°E / -31.927278; 115.97556 25 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Doppler data not displayed on BoM website
Port Hedland 20°22′18.7″S 118°37′54″E / 20.371861°S 118.63167°E / -20.371861; 118.63167 24 TVDR 2500 1.7 C No No
South Doodlakine 31°46′40″S 117°57′10″E / 31.77778°S 117.95278°E / -31.77778; 117.95278 416 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Installed Feb 2017
Watheroo 30°21′36.7″S 116°17′22.9″E / 30.360194°S 116.289694°E / -30.360194; 116.289694 367 Wurrung 2502C 1.7 C Yes No Installed Jun 2017
Wyndham 15°27′6.1″S 128°7′15″E / 15.451694°S 128.12083°E / -15.451694; 128.12083 339 MeteoPress C 1.7 250 C Yes Yes Upgraded Oct 2026

Research Radars

Note:

Research radars
Name Location Elevation Operational status Radar model IEEE Frequency Band Doppler Dual Pol Notes
CPOL 12°14′42″S 131°02′42″E / 12.245°S 131.045°E / -12.245; 131.045 50m Inactive (6/12/1998 - 2/5/2017) N/A C Yes Yes The data which CPOL has collected is used to study the microphysical and dynamic properties of thunderstorm convection in Darwin, Australia, enabling the improvement of atmospheric models' representations of the convection formed during the pre-monsoon buildup and active monsoon.
CP2 27°40′08″S 152°51′46″E / 27.6689°S 152.8627°E / -27.6689; 152.8627 185.5m Inactive (1/11/2007 - 1/6/2015) N/A S & X Yes Yes The CP2 Research radar was a 1970's era radar, which the BoM received as a gift from the NCAR in the United States. The BoM retrofitted it with modern parts which gave it the unique ability to collect data at two frequencies, S and X band. The upgrades also provided state of the art dual polarisation and doppler technologies. The CP in its title stands for cloud physics, and the radar has been used to research thunderstorms, drive improvements in rainfall measurements and hail detection and explore the potential for cloud seeding.
Ocean Pol N/A (Mobile radar) 22m Active (22/3/2015-) N/A C Yes Yes This research radar is installed on the RV Investigator, an ocean research vessel. The radar collects data on research voyages, including trips to Antarctic waters, Heard Island and circumnavigations of Australia.
UQXPOL N/A (Mobile radar) N/A Active (14/10/2014-) Furuno WR-2100 X Yes Yes This research radar is operated by the University of Queensland and has been involved with research to improve hail detection and hail size prediction algorithms, and also with research into bushfires and pyroconvection as part of a $1 million google.org philanthropic venture.
Monash University x-band N/A (Mobile radar) N/A Active Meteor 60DX X Yes Yes

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