Tyne Logan is a weather presenter/reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with a particular emphasis on climate policy, global warming, and regional interests in North America. Tyne's work has been featured in various notable platforms, highlighting her commitment to raising awareness about pressing climate issues.
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By: Tyne Logan
Heatwave breakdown state-by-state as breeze offers just a brief reprieve
By: Tyne Logan
The fire burning in north-east Victoria near Walwa is now so fierce it is generating its own weather, including a substantial pyrocumulonimbus cloud with lightning and thunder.
By: Tyne Logan
Climate scientists are concerned after news that a new climate data website would cost $16 million. AAP: Nadir Kinani
By: Tyne Logan
Tropical Cyclone Narelle gathers strength before WA visit. Credit: Colorado State University RAMMB
By: Tyne Logan
WA's north turned dark red as Tropical Cyclone Narelle approached the coast. Facebook: Shark Bay News & Views/Jayson Campbell
By: Tyne Logan
Tasmania's rugged coastline is home to the Kennaook/Cape Grim air monitoring station. Supplied: CSIRO
By: Tyne Logan
At 90 years old, retired WA farmer Frank Pritchard still checks the rain gauge every day. ABC: Tyne Logan Across Australia, a small but important network is quietly shrinking.
By: Tom Saunders, Tyne Logan
Thankfully for Australia, a record El Niño does not also suggest record drought or heat is on the cards. ABC News: Che Chorley
By: Tyne Logan
There have already been several instances of snow this year in Tasmania, but this is likely to be the lowest snow for many. Facebook: Weather Obsessed/Robbie Moles
By: Tyne Logan
Wed 20 May 2026 at 8:55pm
