Weather radars across Australia are picking up strange signals that have meteorologists scratching their heads. While the BOM confirms there are no major weather shifts, the moth swarms are causing confusion in the radar readings. These groups of moths are generating misleading data on the radar, making it hard to identify between meteorological conditions and insect activity. Meteorologists are attempting to analyze the confusing signals and their likely consequences on weather forecasting.
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