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The BOM revamps rain radar on maligned new website
The radar now has locations, range rings, quick links and improvements to how rain is displayed. (Supplied: BOM)
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has made major changes to the rain radar on its new website.
The $96.5 million dollar revamp of the BOM website sparked a major backlash.
Further updates to weather data are planned for later this year.
Almost a year since the launch of its much-maligned new website, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has made major upgrades to rain radar information.
The BOM faced a torrent of criticism over the new-look site, which was launched in October last year during wild weather.
BOM brings back familiar rain radar features after community feedback
The Bureau of Meteorology has rolled out another major rain radar update, bringing back familiar features including range rings alongside easier local radar access and sharper rainfall imagery.
Australians who have been missing some of the familiar features of the old Bureau of Meteorology rain radar will notice a few welcome changes, with a major new website update now live.
The Bureau has rolled out new radar locations, quick links, clickable radar icons and range rings, while also improving how rainfall appears on its weather maps.
The changes went live on September 16th and were developed in response to community feedback about the radar experience, bringing several elements of the new system closer to the familiar old radar view.
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