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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian News Desk Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live radar above shows the latest rain patterns over Grafton, updated every few minutes. It’s your go-to tool for tracking showers or storms moving across the Clarence Valley, using the Bureau’s Grafton radar on a 512 km loop – the same one you can view as a bom radar grafton 512 loop live feed today.
What does the Grafton radar tell you?
The Grafton weather radar, operated by the Bureau of Meteorology, gives a 512 km view of rainfall intensity and movement around the Northern Rivers. You can see approaching fronts, thunderstorms, and even light drizzle. For a detailed picture, the bom radar grafton 512 loop map helps you spot trends over the past hour – handy if you’re planning outdoor work or travel in the region.
How to read the live radar for Grafton weather
Green patches indicate light rain; yellow to red means heavier falls or possible storms. Use the loop to see if a system is heading your way. Check back often – the bom radar grafton 512 loop today updates every six minutes, so you’ll always have current grafton weather at a glance.
Where exactly is the Grafton radar located?
The radar sits atop a hill near the town of Grafton, giving it a clear view over the Clarence River valley and surrounding coastal ranges. The Bureau chose the spot for minimal signal blockage.
Does the radar show future rain?
No – it shows what’s happening right now. By watching the loop you can infer movement, but for forecasts head to our Australia weather hub or check severe weather warnings at Severe Weather Warning.
Can I see a 512 km loop on mobile?
Yes – the live radar above works on most devices. The same bom radar grafton 512 loop data is also available via the BOM’s mobile-friendly radar page, but we’ve embedded it here for quick access.