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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Insightly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
For Western Australia, the live radar above shows real-time rain and storm activity across the state, from Perth to the Kimberley. This is your go-to for tracking showers, thunderstorms, and cyclones as they develop, updated every few minutes by the Bureau of Meteorology.
What does the WA weather radar show right now?
The live radar above displays precipitation intensity across Western Australia, covering key sites like Perth, Broome, and Albany. It picks up rain, hail, and even dust storms, with colour codes from light blue (drizzle) to red (heavy downpours). For a broader view, check the Australia weather hub for state-wide trends. If you’re after a longer outlook, the weather radar wa 14 day forecast helps plan ahead, though radar is best for immediate conditions.
How to use the radar for severe weather?
When a cyclone or severe storm threatens, the radar is your early warning system. Look for tight, circular bands of red or orange—these often indicate a tropical low or cyclone core. Pair this with the Severe Weather Warning page for official alerts. For daily planning, the weather radar wa 7 days and weather radar wa tomorrow tabs on the radar interface give you a short-term view, while elders weather radar wa offers an alternative perspective for rural areas.
Is the WA radar accurate for my suburb?
Radar accuracy is high within 100 km of the site, but drops in remote areas. For Perth, the radar at Serpentine covers the metro area well. Check bom radar wa live for the freshest data.
Can I see the radar for the next 7 days?
The live radar shows only current and near-future precipitation. For a weather radar wa 7 days forecast, use the BOM’s forecast maps or bom weather wa for daily rain predictions.
What does a red patch on the radar mean?
Red indicates heavy rain or hail, often linked to thunderstorms or cyclones. If you see red near your area, check weather radar wa tomorrow for movement trends and consider seeking shelter.