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Free Weather Feeds

Weatherzone offers a range of free weather products that you can easily incorporate into your website. Add some useful local information to your site with our free weather feeds.

Free local weather page

free local weather page

Our comprehensive free local weather page can be customised to your site look.It includes a four day forecast, detailed current conditions and a weather almanac for the nearest available locations to your chosen locality.

Click here for instructions on how to install and configure the free local weather page.

Free weather search box

Our unique Weatherzone search box is freely available for you to include on your site.

Click here for instructions on how to install the free weather search box.

Free weather buttons

current weather
weather forecast

By simply inserting a script into your web page you can have these automatically updating current or forecast weather buttons on your web page. The buttons are easily configured to the location of your choice.

Click here for instructions on how to install and configure the free current and forecast weather buttons.

Free RSS feeds

free RSS feeds

The Weatherzone RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is an XML-based format for content distribution and a great way to put easily customisable weather information on your website.

Click here for more details.

Now Temperature

At Darwin Ap

10:50 CST

Today

34°C

Tonight

27°C

Possible thunderstorm

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Weather News

Hot summer starting with a heatwave in NSW

12:28 EDT

Parts of New South Wales could have their hottest weather in two-to-three years during the opening week of summer.

BOM forecasts southern Queensland heatwave with temperatures possibly hitting 40C

11:53 EDT

Severe-to-extreme heatwave conditions are predicted to hit southern Queensland for three days from Friday, with temperatures forecast to crack 40 degrees Celsius in some parts of the state.

Queensland farmer weathers the storm, literally and financially, during bad weather

09:54 EDT

A Queensland lettuce farmer says having two properties to grow his lettuce on helps to offset the risks of the summer storm season.