Federal politicians have demanded an immediate review of the Bureau of Meteorology's revamped website after residents reported feeling unprepared during recent storms.

The bureau launched its controversial website on October 22, prompting Nationals Leader David Littleproud to criticise it as difficult to navigate and missing key tools relied on by farmers and rural communities.

The $4.1 million site redesign sparked complaints it was hard to use and did not indicate storm severity after wild weather wreaked havoc across Queensland and Victoria at the weekend.

"I am hearing from many locals that the new platform no longer allows them to enter GPS coordinates for their specific property locations, restricting searches to towns or postcodes," Mr Littleproud said.

"As a result, families, b

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