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Sunshine Coast tops 100 mm overnight as the easterly feed locks in This satellite loop shows the setup: a high parked in the Tasman pumping moist onshore easterlies into a trough along the east coast, with the cloud stacking up against the ranges from the Sunshine Coast down to Byron. BOM totals for the 24 hours to 9am Tuesday 20 October: -Sunshine Coast: Sippy Downs 127 mm, Landsborough 115, Maroochydore 105, Mountain Creek 102, Palmview 99, Buderim 94, Tewantin 87, Sunshine Coast Airport 74 -Brisbane and north: Beachmere 58, Caboolture 50, Gold Creek 51, Wynnum 46, Brisbane Airport 34 -Gold Coast: Molendinar 45, Carrara 34, Burleigh 31 -Northern Rivers: Coopers Shoot 53, Lake Ainsworth 51, Myocum 49, Byron Bay 46, Ballina 36, Tweed Heads 34 -Inland: Toowoomba 31, Bundaberg 32, Dalby 25 Part of the October major cycle This is part of the October major cycle on the Cynoptec long-range forecast, forecast to begin from the 18th and extend through to the 25th, with broadscale storms developing from the interior through to the east to close out the period. The High Energy Period persists through to the end of the month. This time of year supports thunderstorm activity, so totals will vary widely: many places will see less than 10 mm, or nothing at all, while pockets within very narrow corridors could see upwards of 100 mm, as the Sunshine Coast did overnight. Current patterns continue to the end of October before rebuilding in late November, when activity is expected to be more widespread and at times intense. Detailed member updates drop today covering current and upcoming conditions, along with the long-range signals still to come. See the long-range forecasts out to December 2027 here: cynoptec.com/dashboard/clima… Cynoptec - Know the Future™

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON TO CATTLE CONNECT 2026 What does the climate outlook show through to October 2027? Cynoptec is heading to Cattle Connect 2026 at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, on 22–23 October. STUART WILLIAMS | A DIFFERENT SOLUTION TO WEATHER Thursday 22 October | 3.00–3.30 pm | Rabobank Truck Cynoptec Founder and CEO Stuart Williams will explore current climate conditions, the key drivers influencing the season and present Cynoptec's climate outlook through to October 2027. SEE THE CLIMATE INTELLIGENCE MODEL IN ACTION | THURSDAY ONLY Visit the Cynoptec information display for live demonstrations of our proprietary Climate Intelligence Model. Explore district outlooks, Rain Zones, My Place and our publicly available forecast verification. Speak directly with Stuart about the climate outlook for your region and how Cynoptec could support your planning and decision-making. To our Cynoptec members attending, we'd love to meet you. Come and say hello! The commercial advantage comes from having time to act. Cynoptec – Know the Future™ @CattleAus #CattleConnect2026 #Cynoptec #ClimateIntelligence #AustralianBeef #AustralianAgriculture

Member Story 3 | Real Members. Real Business Experiences From planning around rainfall to deciding when to apply fertiliser, our members explain how longer-term climate intelligence fits into their operations. Hear their experiences in our third member story. cynoptec.com

Extreme rainfall, Suer El Niño, Positive IOD, Flooding Droughts - this video sums it up!

How does long-range climate intelligence fit into everyday farming decisions? From planning around rainfall to deciding when to apply fertiliser, our members share how they use climate information in their operations. In this short from Cynoptec Member Story 3, we hear directly from Australian producers about the importance of looking ahead, planning for changing conditions and having useful information when decisions need to be made. Every operation is different, but having more time to consider your options can make a real difference. Hear what our members have to say. Discover Cynoptec: cynoptec.com Cynoptec | Know the Future™ #Cynoptec #ClimateIntelligence #shorts

A MAJOR HEATWAVE AFTER THE OCTOBER RAIN? Stuart's long-range outlook is indicating significant heat developing across Australia's western interior in mid-November, potentially spreading east by around 21 November. And storms could still be active in the east. What's November looking like for your district? This is just a preview of Stuart's full Cynoptec member update. Watch the complete outlook and see what our Climate Intelligence model is indicating for the months ahead. Become a member. Link in bio. Cynoptec | Know the Future™ #Cynoptec #AustralianWeather #NovemberHeatwave #WeatherTok #ClimateIntelligence

Some of the biggest farming decisions are made months before the season unfolds. From planning fertiliser programs to managing weather-related risks, timing matters. In this short from Cynoptec Member Story 2, our members explain why having access to longer-term climate intelligence can make a difference to their planning. Because it's not just about knowing what's potentially ahead. It's about having time to decide what to do with that information. Discover more at cynoptec.com Cynoptec | Know the Future™ #Cynoptec #ClimateIntelligence #Shorts

Some of the biggest farming decisions are made months before the season unfolds. From planning fertiliser programs to managing weather-related risks, timing matters. In this short from Cynoptec Member Story 2, our members explain why having access to longer-term climate intelligence can make a difference to their planning. Because it's not just about knowing what's potentially ahead. It's about having time to decide what to do with that information. Discover more at cynoptec.com Cynoptec | Know the Future™ #Cynoptec #ClimateIntelligence #Shorts

50–100MM OF RAIN POSSIBLE ACROSS PARTS OF QUEENSLAND Cynoptec's long-range outlook identified 18–25 October as a major weather cycle, and storm activity is already developing slightly ahead of schedule. Stuart explains where significant rainfall could develop across Queensland and northern NSW, with repeated thunderstorms possible over several days. Not every district will see the same totals. This is just a short preview of Stuart's latest members-only update. Want to see the full rainfall outlook and what's ahead for your district? Become a Cynoptec member to watch the complete update. 🔗 Link in bio. Cynoptec | Know the Future™ #Cynoptec #QueenslandWeather #AustralianWeather #RainfallForecast #QLDStorms

Member Story 2 | More Time to Make Decisions Fertiliser purchases, seasonal planning and managing weather risk often require decisions months in advance. Three Cynoptec members share why longer-term climate intelligence matters to their planning. cynoptec.com

Spring rains fall on schedule. Long range forecasts now extend to December 2027 on the website.

Water vapour tells the real story tonight. Wave after wave of tropical moisture is surging in from the Indian Ocean, courtesy of the positive IOD. At the same time a significant storm outbreak is developing across the interior and the east, courtesy of El Nino. This outbreak has initialised just days ahead of the long range schedule, which had it due from 18 October. Tonights satellite loop is a reminder of why planning around generic climate driver labels is a mistake. “El Nino means dry” and “positive IOD means dry” are headlines, not forecasts. More often than not the outcome on the ground does not match the label. Cynoptec members have had these dates and corridors in hand for months. Member severe weather and climate updates drop tomorrow covering the closing weather cycles and high energy periods through to the end of 2026. Cynoptec - Know the Future™

Important decisions often need to be made months before the season unfolds. That's why Cynoptec was developed. In the first of our member story series, members share why longer-term climate intelligence matters to their businesses. cynoptec.com