Declared disasters
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The wider picture
Explore where declared disasters have hit Australia, how often they recur and overlap, and how hot days are changing. Select a hazard, a year or a council area and every view updates.
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01 / Where declarations occur
Hover or focus a council area for its details. Select it to filter the dashboard.
Council spotlight
02 / Patterns over time
03 / Overlapping recovery
04 / Repeated disruption
05 / A warming baseline
There is no long, fully measured station record on the Northern Beaches in this dataset; Sydney Airport and Western Sydney (Penrith, Richmond) are the nearest.
The longer view
1.51 °C
since national records began in 1910 (± 0.23 °C)
BoM & CSIRO, State of the Climate 2024 ↗ (opens in a new tab)1.08 °C
average sea surface temperature since 1900
BoM & CSIRO, State of the Climate 2024 ↗ (opens in a new tab)−9 %
April–October rainfall since 1994, compared with 1900–1993
BoM & CSIRO, State of the Climate 2024 ↗ (opens in a new tab)22+ cm
since 1900, half of it since 1970
BoM & CSIRO, State of the Climate 2024 ↗ (opens in a new tab)1.5 million
additional people by 2050 due to sea-level rise
Australian Climate Service, National Climate Risk Assessment (2025) ↗ (opens in a new tab)$38 bn/yr
average today, rising to $73bn a year by 2060 even under low emissions
Deloitte Access Economics for the Australian Business Roundtable (2021) ↗ (opens in a new tab)