Western Australia Daily Rainfall Forecast

See how much rain is forecast across Western Australia over the next 24 hours on an interactive map you can zoom into and tap for a reading.

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Forecast daily rainfall totals across Western Australia, valid 14 Oct 2026, 4:00 am Australian eastern time
Valid 14 Oct 2026, 4:00 am AEST
Issued 13 Oct 2026, 4:00 am AEST
24-hour accumulated rainfall

Forecast guidance

Western Australia Daily Rainfall Forecast

Western Australia covers two very different storm seasons — tropical storms and monsoon activity across the Kimberley and Pilbara, and frontal storms through the south west.

This forecast shows rain expected across Western Australia over the next 24 hours, in millimetres. Tap any point for a reading, or open the national Australia map.

Pale blues show light falls, greens and yellows a useful soaking, and orange through purple the heaviest totals. Treat totals as a broad regional guide and check warnings close to the event.

Base map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Rainfall overlay: Tim's Severe Weather.

Forecast image sourced fromMeteologix

Rainfall intensity

millimetres

Light 0.1–10 mm

Moderate 10–30 mm

Heavy 30–100 mm

Very heavy 100 mm+

These descriptions help interpret totals only; they are not official warning levels.

Forecast maps by state and region

Choose Australia, a state or a local region for thunderstorm, daily rainfall and 7 day rainfall maps.

Using the Western Australia rainfall forecast safely

This map is forecast guidance, not a warning. Totals change with every model run, and a single storm can drop far more rain on one catchment than the map suggests. Official rainfall, flood and severe weather warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology always take priority for Western Australia. Never drive through floodwater.

For rain already falling, use the rainfall radar and observations. For storm risk, see the Western Australia thunderstorm forecast map.

Western Australia in focus

The national rainfall forecast framed on Western Australia, using exactly the same millimetre colour scale as every other view so you can compare areas fairly.

Clear issued and valid times

Every map states when the forecast was produced and the period it covers — the next 24 hours — in Australian eastern time.

Guidance, not a warning

Plan travel, outdoor work and farm operations around it, but Bureau of Meteorology rainfall and flood warnings always come first.

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Data Source

Data provided by Tim's Severe Weather

Update Frequency: Daily

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