Apparently, Goggle Nest didn't seem to know that Sydney was struck by a massive storm on Tuesday (February 18).

The hilarious clip documents an Australian woman asking her smart home device for the weather forecast and Google replies, "Right now there is no chance of rain."

The woman then shows torrential rain outside her home, as lightning strikes the sky before she jokes, "I don't know google, seems a bit wrong to me."

The video was posted to Twitter with the caption: "I think Google’s algorithms are a bit off."

The filmer, Maggie, told Newsflare: "I thought I heard some rain, so I asked Google since I didn't hear about any rain forecast. My mum opened the door and saw the lightning so I asked Google again, just to confirm... they were definitely wrong.

"It was a really quick but severe storm that lasted around 40 minutes.

"Was a beautiful crazy lit sky but the funny thing is, it disappeared as quickly as it came in."

Thunderstorm slammed into Sydney on Tuesday bringing torrential rain, lightning, hail and over 100 km/h winds.

I filmed this during the storm in Sydney on the 18th of Feb. I thought I heard some rain, so I asked Google since I didn't hear about any rain forecast. My mum opened the door and saw the lightning so I asked Google again, just to confirm... They were definitely wrong about the 'no chance of rain'

oh it was a really quick but severe storm that lasted around 40 minutes. The news reported that it was around 74000 lightning strikes around Sydney for a 100km radius. it knocked out power to like 80,000 people, winds were over 100 kp/h

but the funny thing is, it disappeared as quick as it came in

this morning we came out and the ground and road were dry where I was, sun shining, quite a warm day really

was a beautiful crazy lit sky though

but yeah, all day yesterday was fine, no indication of rain, it hits around 10.45pm, and then rolled off quickly too!