The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has released a new weather app for smartphones, designed to keep up with the growing number of Australians accessing information on their smartphones. Launched at ...

The BoM does not yet offer a widget for the home screen, unlike its third-party rivals. The weather bureau is encouraging users to provide feedback and suggestions for improving the app. More to come ...

A new push notification feature is added to the Bureau of Meteorology's BOM Weather app to help provide more targeted advice to communities during severe weather.

The Bureau of Meteorology has introduced push notifications on its BOM Weather app to provide more targeted advice to communities during severe weather. A push notification is now available on the ...

The new Bureau of Meteorology app is a hit with Australians, with 250,000 downloads in the 10 days since its launch. SBS News. Australia. BOM weather app a hit with Aussies ...

The BOM Weather app has been updated to make rainfall forecasts easier to understand. According to the Bureau of Meteorology, the app is used by millions of Australians, and the daily rainfall ...

In a statement, the weather bureau said: 'The Bureau of Meteorology issued test verification posts on the BOM App between 11AM-12PM AEST on Wednesday 25 September 2024 as part of the transition to ...

THE Bureau of Meteorology is developing its own weather apps — years after the proliferation of third-party weather apps on ­mobile devices. Read Today's Paper Mind Games The Australian Plus ...

Warnings are being upgraded, flights cancelled and people told to prepare now for a “complex” severe weather event impacting ...

The BoM Weather app has been in place since 2016 and uses data from its Australia-wide network. The bureau had warned on x just prior to the test that it would occur and could be disregarded, ...

Users of the BOM app now have to agree to a 699-word “terms and conditions” statement that includes “information at this app … may not be accurate, current or complete”.

The Bureau of Meteorology sent out a test tsunami warning via its app, causing confusion for thousands of users. The alert was triggered by a fictional 8.2 magnitude earthquake off New Zealand and ...