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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re in the Hunter region, take the latest severe weather warning seriously. The Bureau of Meteorology issues these when thunderstorms, heavy rain, damaging winds or large hail are likely. Check the warning before heading out and have a plan ready.
What does a Hunter severe weather warning cover?
The warning applies to the Hunter district – Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Maitland and Cessnock. It may alert you to supercell storms, flash flooding or destructive winds. Unlike a super storm warning for qld today, Hunter warnings focus on coastal and valley impacts. BOM updates the warning as the system moves, so refer to the live ranking above for the latest severity.
How should you prepare for a Hunter warning?
Secure loose outdoor items, stay indoors and avoid driving through floodwaters. Charge devices and listen to local ABC Radio. Use the severe weather warning nsw today map on the BOM website – it shows the storm’s path and intensity. For real-time tracking, also check our Weather Radar page.
Is this the same as a storm warning melbourne today?
No. A storm warning melbourne today covers Victoria only. Hunter warnings are specific to that NSW district, though both use BOM’s severe weather criteria and are updated regularly.
Where can I see the severe weather warning nsw today map?
BOM provides an interactive map on its NSW warnings page. You can also view radar loops and satellite imagery to track the storm. Visit our Weather Warning page for quick access.
How does this compare to a severe weather warning victoria today?
Victoria warnings are issued by BOM’s Victorian office and cover different geography. Both use the same hazard criteria, but the severe weather warning victoria today will focus on local risks like alpine storms or coastal gales.