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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.

Nine Weather is the branding for weather forecasts and reports aired across the Nine Network. The live forecast above shows current conditions; for detailed local outlooks, check the Bureau of Meteorology or our city pages below.

What is Nine Weather?

Nine Weather refers to the weather segment on Nine’s television news and digital platforms, including Channel 9 weather reports tonight and online updates. It covers national and capital city forecasts, often featuring the channel 9 weather melbourne segment for Victorian viewers. The service uses data from the Bureau of Meteorology and presents it with Nine’s own graphics and presenters.

For the most accurate local details, combine Nine’s reports with our Australia weather hub or check the nine weather radar for real-time precipitation tracking in your area.

NetworkNine Network (Channel 9)
CoverageNational, including capital city forecasts
Radar sourceBureau of Meteorology data
Typical segmentsMorning, evening news, and online updates

How does Nine Weather compare to other forecasts?

Nine Weather provides a broadcast-style overview, ideal for quick daily planning. For granular data, like the weather in melbourne 10 days or wind speeds, supplement it with the Bureau of Meteorology or our dedicated city pages. Nine’s nine weather sydney and nine weather adelaide segments are popular for their local focus.

Where can I find the Nine weather radar?

Nine Weather does not host its own radar; it uses the Bureau of Meteorology’s national radar network. You can access the same data via BOM’s website or our weather hub for free.

Is Nine Weather accurate for severe weather warnings?

Nine reports warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology, but for real-time alerts always check BOM directly. Our Severe Weather Warning page also provides up-to-date official information.

Does Nine Weather cover all Australian cities?

Yes, Nine Weather includes forecasts for all mainland capital cities and many regional centres. For hyperlocal data, see our Melbourne Weather, Sydney Weather, or Perth Weather pages.