https://landing.janesweather.comThe latest snow and weather news from Jane Bunn at Jane's WeatherFri, 13 Jun 2025 02:08:49 GMT30Webflowhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/light-snow-arrives-on-sunday-and-redevelops-on-monday-into-tuesdayhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/light-snow-arrives-on-sunday-and-redevelops-on-monday-into-tuesdayThere are two snow systems gearing up ready to cross the Australian Alps. Fri, 13 Jun 2025 08:15:46 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-frost-has-spread-right-up-into-queensland-with--5c-experienced-in-oakey-this-morninghttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-frost-has-spread-right-up-into-queensland-with--5c-experienced-in-oakey-this-morningA cold pool of air is lingering over southeastern Australia, but it's chilly tentacles are being felt a little further north. Warm Queensland isn't so hot right now, undergoing a run of well below average, frosty nights, followed by sunny days.Fri, 13 Jun 2025 00:37:24 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/two-snow-systems-on-the-way-with-snow-arriving-on-sunday-and-developing-again-early-next-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/two-snow-systems-on-the-way-with-snow-arriving-on-sunday-and-developing-again-early-next-weekThere are two snow systems gearing up ready to cross the Australian Alps. The first one arrives on Sunday, and the second, potentially bigger one, hits on Monday to Wednesday next week. Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:40:06 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/rain-finally-fell-in-the-southeast-with-a-little-more-to-comehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/rain-finally-fell-in-the-southeast-with-a-little-more-to-comeA quarter of Victoria recorded more than 50mm of rain on the long weekend. The majority of southeastern Australia recorded more than 25mm of rain.Wed, 11 Jun 2025 02:49:49 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/kings-birthday-snow-easing-with-a-little-more-snow-in-the-week-aheadhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/kings-birthday-snow-easing-with-a-little-more-snow-in-the-week-aheadThe King's Birthday big snow system has a little more to deliver on Monday. Mon, 09 Jun 2025 01:04:26 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-big-rain-event-delivered-for-many-now-there-are-lighter-falls-to-follow-uphttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-big-rain-event-delivered-for-many-now-there-are-lighter-falls-to-follow-upThe big rain event delivered good rainfalls for many, and there is still a little more to come. The next weather systems don't look as significant, with lighter follow up falls over the next week.Mon, 09 Jun 2025 00:33:47 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/huge-snowfalls-transforming-the-alpine-resorts-this-long-weekendhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/huge-snowfalls-transforming-the-alpine-resorts-this-long-weekendThis weather system is locked and loaded. We have the perfect trifecta of lingering low pressure.. moisture.. and bitterly cold air, all working together to bring exceptional snowfalls - ensuring a tremendous start to the snow season.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 07:39:45 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/kings-birthday-snow-set-to-transform-the-australian-alpshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/kings-birthday-snow-set-to-transform-the-australian-alpsA huge weather system is heading for the Australian Alps, ready to kick off the snow season this King's birthday long weekend.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/rain-set-to-drench-parts-of-the-southeast-this-weekendhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/rain-set-to-drench-parts-of-the-southeast-this-weekendOn Wednesday into Thursday we have a huge weather system bringing rain to the west, affecting all parts from the Pilbara through to the south coast. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/guidance-is-aligning-for-a-big-alpine-snow-system-on-the-long-weekendhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/guidance-is-aligning-for-a-big-alpine-snow-system-on-the-long-weekendThere is a little bit of snow on the forecast for later Tuesday into Wednesday this week - a nice to have but nothing special - but the weather pattern for the long weekend is looking much, much more promising.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-weather-pattern-is-gearing-up-for-a-proper-rain-system-in-the-dry-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-weather-pattern-is-gearing-up-for-a-proper-rain-system-in-the-dry-southeastOver the next week the far southwest, and much of the southeast are set for the highest rainfall totals.That wasn't a misprint! Yes, the drought affected southeast is likely to be one of the areas that sees the most rain over the next week!Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/a-dry-may-ends-with-rare-waterfalls-cascading-down-uluruhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/a-dry-may-ends-with-rare-waterfalls-cascading-down-uluruMay was projected to be very dry for much of Australia - and that is exactly how it turned out. A few spots had big rainfalls, including the NSW coast and ranges, which led to major flooding with the effects still being felt now. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/big-rains-crossing-the-north-and-west-but-will-it-reach-the-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/big-rains-crossing-the-north-and-west-but-will-it-reach-the-southeastWe’ve seen a powerful weather system move across the southeast of the country, strong and large enough to bring abnormally high tides, damaging winds, dust storms and a cold outbreak that is working its way up to southern Queensland. A big system, but it was missing one key component to get significant rain: moisture.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-kick-off-snow-system-for-2025-is-nearly-herehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-kick-off-snow-system-for-2025-is-nearly-hereAn intense low will is about to push a strong cold front across southeastern Australia, bringing together the ultimate trifecta in the alps: low pressure, moisture and cold air. The cold air arrives on Monday night into the early hours of Tuesday, when it should rapidly change from rain to snow and lower down to around 1200 metres (ie throughout the alpine area). Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intense-low-pressure-system-bringing-severe-weather-to-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intense-low-pressure-system-bringing-severe-weather-to-southeastAn intense low pressure system is located over the Bight, ready to send a cold front over the southeast on Monday, followed by a second trough on Tuesday. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/a-proper-burst-of-snow-is-likely-in-the-alps-on-monday-into-tuesdayhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/a-proper-burst-of-snow-is-likely-in-the-alps-on-monday-into-tuesdayFinally! There are lots of features aligning to make a proper alpine snow event occur early next week. For much of this year we have had a ridge of high pressure sitting over southeastern Australia. This has blocked weather systems from moving through, limiting rain. We've had many rain systems develop over the eastern states, mainly in Queensland and NSW, and sometimes they've been able to brush eastern Victoria - but anything coming from the west hasn't been as successful in delivering wet weather thanks to that blocking high.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/three-areas-of-rain-but-will-it-reach-the-dry-parts-of-the-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/three-areas-of-rain-but-will-it-reach-the-dry-parts-of-the-southeastFor the drought affected areas of the southeast there is a bit of rain on the horizon, with a system due early next week. Most areas near the coast or south/west of the ranges have the potential for 10 to 25 mm. Some parts of northern and western Tasmania may see up to 50mm with heavier falls at elevation. This is better than we’ve seen recently, but still not drought breaking - and as it will come through in showers (which are by nature hit and miss) there will be places that miss out and only see a few millimetres. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/widespread-significant-rain-from-newcastle-to-coffs-harbour-this-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/widespread-significant-rain-from-newcastle-to-coffs-harbour-this-weekIt is a sharp contrast between the frost southeast, and the wet NSW coast. We have a combination of: slow moving high pressure, an upper atmosphere cold pool of air, and an incredibly warmer than average Tasman Sea - working together to push rain into the coast with significant totals expected over the next few days. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/widespread-frost-in-the-southeast-sets-new-recordshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/widespread-frost-in-the-southeast-sets-new-recordsSoutheastern Australia has woken to a widespread frost event this morning, setting new records in some sites. The coldest temperature appears to be -8.0C in Fingal in Tasmania. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/woah---80cm-of-snow-in-the-outlook-but-how-likely-is-that-to-actually-happenhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/woah---80cm-of-snow-in-the-outlook-but-how-likely-is-that-to-actually-happenThis morning's snow forecast has quickly changed from a sad looking chart, to something with a lot more zeal. Some alpine resorts have a forecast of 80cm of snow over the next ten days! Hold on... before you get too excited, let's look under the hood to see what is driving that forecast.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/lowest-on-record-rainfall-deficiencies-for-drought-ravaged-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/lowest-on-record-rainfall-deficiencies-for-drought-ravaged-southeastI’m going to focus on the drought affected areas of southeastern Australia. They stretch from Ceduna in South Australia, across the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas to the Murraylands and South East, then across the border into Victoria, through the Mallee, Wimmera and South West… Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/more-rain-for-southern-queensland-and-eastern-nsw-while-the-south-misses-outhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/more-rain-for-southern-queensland-and-eastern-nsw-while-the-south-misses-outWe have yet another week ahead of us where parts of Queensland and NSW see the majority of the rain while the south misses out. A belt of high pressure stretches across southern Australia, encouraging onshore winds for the east coast. These pick up moisture from the warm oceans to our east and push it onto the coast, delivering showers. Meanwhile, the belt of high pressure stops any weather systems from having a significant impact along the southern coastline (and no impact at all inland). Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/decent-rainfalls-in-western-tasmania-arent-spreading-further-northhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/decent-rainfalls-in-western-tasmania-arent-spreading-further-northThere has been very little rain anywhere away from Australia’s coastline during the past week. For the majority of the time we have a stubborn high pressure system sitting over the southeast or the Tasman Sea. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/on-our-balmy-morning-melbourne-was-just-shy-of-the-all-time-recordhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/on-our-balmy-morning-melbourne-was-just-shy-of-the-all-time-recordDid you find it rather warm as you woke up this morning, perhaps your morning run felt more like it was still summer? Much of Melbourne just experienced their hottest May night on record.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/high-pressure-lingering-over-the-southeast-bringing-unseasonable-temperatures-and-limiting-rainhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/high-pressure-lingering-over-the-southeast-bringing-unseasonable-temperatures-and-limiting-rainWe're well into the first week of May, but the weather pattern doesn't seem to understand the calendar. Melbourne and Adelaide are likely to be warmer than Brisbane and Sydney (and Hobart isn't far off). Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/april-2025-brought-a-huge-contrast-from-wet-queensland-and-the-southwest-to-the-dry-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/april-2025-brought-a-huge-contrast-from-wet-queensland-and-the-southwest-to-the-dry-southeastApril's rainfall varied wildly from one part of the country to the other - some did very well, others are continuing to experience dry conditions. A few slow moving rain systems crossed the NT and Queensland delivering above average rain to most, some significantly by more than four times the average. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/melbournes-april-was-the-second-hottest-in-169-yeards-of-recordshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/melbournes-april-was-the-second-hottest-in-169-yeards-of-recordsOnly 2005 was hotter in a long history that goes back to when observations began in 1856. While the end of April is delivering a crisp feeling, hinting that winter is just around the corner... much of this April has been significantly above average.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/impressive-rain-falls-over-nsw-with-more-to-come-for-the-easthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/impressive-rain-falls-over-nsw-with-more-to-come-for-the-eastFocusing on NSW, where the ANZAC long weekend rain system really delivered - for much of the state.A few totals from inland parts: Parkes 47mm Moree 40mm...Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-anzac-rain-system-has-moved-on-with-another-system-due-early-to-mid-this-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-anzac-rain-system-has-moved-on-with-another-system-due-early-to-mid-this-weekThe southeast had a weather system move through over the ANZAC long weekend delivering good rain for some, and lighter falls for others. On Monday morning, the low that brought the rain is now well out to sea off the NSW coast. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/is-an-anzac-day-break-heading-for-the-southeasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/is-an-anzac-day-break-heading-for-the-southeastMany farms and gardens across southeastern Australia have had an incredibly dry start to the year, building on dry conditions that returned in 2024. There are some parts near the east coast that have done very well so far, and the majority of Queensland has seen well above average rain - some by more than three times the average.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-errol-makes-this-season-our-busiest-in-six-yearshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-errol-makes-this-season-our-busiest-in-six-yearsFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-southwest-has-soaking-rain---and-there-are-signs-the-southeast-may-have-some-rain-on-the-horizonhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-southwest-has-soaking-rain---and-there-are-signs-the-southeast-may-have-some-rain-on-the-horizonAn active system is bringing soaking rain to parts of southwestern Australia, with some falls nearing 50mm, and a local fall of more than 100mm in Munglinup West. In comparison, a weak system is sliding across southeastern Australia, and while much of Tasmania picked up 3-15mm, it barely grazed the mainland, with falls of less than 1mm at the coast. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-southeast-looks-ahead-to-the-break-but-it-may-not-deliver-for-a-second-year-in-a-rowhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-southeast-looks-ahead-to-the-break-but-it-may-not-deliver-for-a-second-year-in-a-rowIf you’re dry sowing or trying to work out what the year will bring, you don’t want to miss this update. Rain is the big decider of a season, and we know that in order for it to rain you have to have moisture and instability work together. We know plenty about the moisture part (and in good news, we have buckets of it ready at our disposal), but the instability part is the harder thing to forecast.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/gather-rounds-hot-and-dry-weather-to-linger-well-into-next-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/gather-rounds-hot-and-dry-weather-to-linger-well-into-next-weekFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/quiet-weather-pattern-brings-mostly-dry-conditions-and-lets-heat-spread-far-and-widehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/quiet-weather-pattern-brings-mostly-dry-conditions-and-lets-heat-spread-far-and-wideOver the past week we've seen significant rain over the northeastern half of the country, associated with a persistant trough, and low moving off the NSW coast. This weather pattern has now moved on. Late last week and over the weekend, rain began falling in the southwest, adding up to widespread 25 to 50 mm with locally heavier falls. ‍ The current weather pattern shows a very broad area of high pressure. Firstly, cradling troughs in the west, continuing the rain for another day or two.Secondly, blocking any tropical moisture from reaching cold fronts that are crossing the southeast. If you're wanting rain over southeastern Australia...Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/australias-weather-flip-flopping-from-monsoonal-rain-to-winter-snowhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/australias-weather-flip-flopping-from-monsoonal-rain-to-winter-snowFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/next-burst-of-rain-travelling-across-northern-australia-cold-outbreak-in-southeast-later-this-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/next-burst-of-rain-travelling-across-northern-australia-cold-outbreak-in-southeast-later-this-weekTropical Cyclone Dianne was short lived, crossing the northwest WA coast early on Saturday, but the rainfall remains will have an impact on northern Australia prompting the next wave of rain to move through. Rainfall potential over the next week includes large parts of Queensland with another 25 to 150 mm.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/flood-threat-covering-much-of-queensland-with-significant-rain-still-to-comehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/flood-threat-covering-much-of-queensland-with-significant-rain-still-to-comeIn the past week, large parts of Queensland have recorded more than 200mm of rain, and locally more than 400mm. Forecasts show that the weather system still has a lot to deliver, with more than 200mm still to come. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/significant-rain-for-queensland-over-inland-parts-this-timehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/significant-rain-for-queensland-over-inland-parts-this-timeThis week's significant rain is lining up to affect Queensland - and not just the coast or far north this time, but right down into the southern interior. Moist air from the Pacific Ocean is running into low pressure over the NT, creating widespread rain and thunderstorms.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/handy-rainfalls-heading-into-the-south-with-a-potential-cyclone-loominghttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/handy-rainfalls-heading-into-the-south-with-a-potential-cyclone-loomingHeavy rain and flooding returned to northern Queensland early this week, and it's still going.The heaviest falls are on the east coast, but significant rain extends across the north, and less significant rain down into the southeastFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/heavy-rain-for-northern-queensland-persisting-for-a-few-days-this-weekhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/heavy-rain-for-northern-queensland-persisting-for-a-few-days-this-weekWhile southern parts are taking a break from the heat, the wet weather is increasing in the north.Low pressure and an abundance of moisture are working together to produce widespread rain, with impressive totals already, including 145mm just off Port Douglas and 114mm in Innisfail.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cold-change-extending-across-the-southeast-but-it-wont-break-the-heat-for-longhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cold-change-extending-across-the-southeast-but-it-wont-break-the-heat-for-longThe first strong cold front of the autumn season has crossed southeastern Australia. This lets colder, drier air from the Southern Ocean, extend northwards over Australia, replacing the heat and humidity. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/ongoing-heatwave-affecting-five-capital-citieshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/ongoing-heatwave-affecting-five-capital-citiesIf you're away from the aftermath of Cyclone Alfred, you've been going through an extended period of heat.The Bureau's current heatwave forecast has a large part of central and southeastern Australia in a low-intensity to severe heatwave, including Adelaide, Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne - and even Hobart is included in the mapFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---friday-march-7th-updatehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---friday-march-7th-updateFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---thursday-march-6th-updatehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---thursday-march-6th-updateCyclone Alfred is heading towards the coast, likely to cross later on Friday or early on Saturday. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/protecting-vegetables-from-hailhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/protecting-vegetables-from-hailFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/using-weather-data-to-optimise-construction-schedules-in-australiahttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/using-weather-data-to-optimise-construction-schedules-in-australiaFri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---wednesday-march-5th-updatehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---wednesday-march-5th-updateCyclone Alfred is heading towards the coast, likely to cross near Brisbane on Friday. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/february-2025-weather-summary-and-march-outlookhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/february-2025-weather-summary-and-march-outlookFebruary 2025 was Australia’s fifth hottest on record, with extreme heat, flooding, and dry conditions impacting agriculture. March is expected to bring above-average temperatures and variable rainfall, depending on cyclone activity and shifting weather patterns.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---monday-march-3rd-updatehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/cyclone-alfred---monday-march-3rd-updateCyclone Alfred is likely to move back towards the coast mid week, with a crossing near Brisbane somewhere on Thursday or Friday. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-path-of-cyclone-alfred-is-still-highly-uncertainhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/the-path-of-cyclone-alfred-is-still-highly-uncertainCyclone Alfred is well out to sea off the Queensland coast on Wednesday, not affecting any communities at this stage. This cyclone is likely to be on our weather map for an extended period of time, potentially affecting the coast. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/january-2025-weather-summary-and-february-outlookhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/january-2025-weather-summary-and-february-outlookJane recaps January's weather conditions and provides insights into what to anticipate in February.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-three-the-dew-point-and-feels-likehttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-three-the-dew-point-and-feels-likeDid you ever look at the forecast and wonder what ‘Dew Point’ and ‘Feels Like’ mean? Let Jane explain it to you in this installment of Understanding the Weather.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-is-an-indian-ocean-dipole-iodhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-is-an-indian-ocean-dipole-iodThe Indian Ocean is just as important as driving Australia’s weather as the Pacific Ocean. Jane dives deep into what an Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) actually is.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-exactly-is-a-weather-modelhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-exactly-is-a-weather-modelJane’s Weather offers our AI Forecast plus a range of different weather models... but what exactly is a weather model?Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-one-mostly-sunny-vs-partly-cloudyhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-one-mostly-sunny-vs-partly-cloudySunny, mostly sunny, cloudy, partly cloudy, wet, dry… these terms can get mighty confusing. Check out the what these terms really mean here.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/how-the-wind-blowshttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/how-the-wind-blowsIs a southerly wind always cool and a northerly wind always warm? Not really. Jane explains what southerly and northerly winds really mean.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-two-rain-vs-showershttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/intro-guide-part-two-rain-vs-showersAre 'rain' and 'showers' the same thing? Jane explains the real difference between the two here.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/how-do-meteorologists-work-out-the-weather-forecasthttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/how-do-meteorologists-work-out-the-weather-forecastHave you ever wondered how Jane and other meteorologists come up with the weather forecast you check regularly? Find out here!Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-wintry-hail-and-snowhttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-wintry-hail-and-snowIs snow the same as wintry hail? Let Jane help you understand the difference between the two.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMThttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-cloud-is-thathttps://landing.janesweather.com/blog/what-cloud-is-thatDid you ever look up and wonder what that beautiful cloud was called? There may be countless types of clouds — but Jane explains the most basic cloud types here.Fri, 06 Jun 2025 05:15:31 GMT