Weather update: understanding water vapour imagery 21 March 2023 Water vapour satellite imagery is a vital tool used to observe, analyse and forecast the weather. In today's water vapour imagery, we see: • An upper level trough over south east Australia, driving storms through parts of New South Wales and Victoria • A second trough over south west Australia, enhancing convection across southern Western Australia • Areas of showers and storms throughout northern Australia Stay up to date with the

If you take a look at our satellite viewer now, you can see a possible 'morning glory cloud' in the Gulf of Carpenteria, formed by a 'Gulf Line'. The phenomena is usually formed, in the right conditions, by the interaction between sea breezes on both sides of Cape York Peninsula, which often results in a line of cloud. As night falls, the air over land cools and descends while an inversion (a stable layer of air where temperature increases with height) forms over the water in the gulf. The desce

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