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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
As of now, NSW is under multiple severe weather warnings, including a severe thunderstorm warning for much of the state and a super storm warning for parts of Queensland that may affect northern NSW. Widespread heavy rain, damaging winds and large hail are the main threats today.
What’s behind the severe weather warning NSW today?
A slow-moving trough combined with deep tropical moisture is driving intense storms across eastern NSW. The Severe Weather Warning covers areas from the Hunter to the Illawarra, with the risk of flash flooding and giant hail. A severe thunderstorm warning NSW today remains active for the Central Tablelands and South Coast, with the possibility of a tornado warning NSW today in isolated pockets of the Northern Rivers.
Where can I see the severe weather warning NSW today map?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s radar and warning map is your best bet. For a Weather Radar view of the approaching storms, check the live feed. The severe weather warning NSW today live map updates every 10 minutes, showing storm cell paths and intensity. Northern NSW should also watch for the super storm warning for QLD today — that system may spill southward during the afternoon.
Is a tornado warning NSW today likely?
Yes, isolated supercell storms capable of producing tornadoes are possible in the Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast. The Weather Warning advises residents to treat these cells with caution and seek shelter immediately if a warning is issued.
How long will the weather warning NSW stay active?
Most warnings are set to remain in force until late evening, though the Liverpool Weather Warnings are likely to extend into tomorrow as the trough lingers. Check the Bureau for updates.
What should I do during a severe weather warning NSW today?
Move vehicles under cover, secure loose outdoor items, and avoid driving through floodwaters. Stay indoors away from windows if you hear thunder. For fire-related risks, see Fire Weather advice.