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The Bureau forecasts warmer, drier winter conditions

Kangaroo Island has seen its share of autumn storms for 2023. Pictured are storm clouds over the newly refurbished Kingscote jetty in May. Picture: Stan Gorton

The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a high chance of below average rainfall for large areas of Australia for June […]

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