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‘Bomb cyclone’ brings extreme rain, floods and damaging winds to Australia’s east coast
A rapidly intensifying low-pressure system known as a “ bomb cyclone ” is lashing Australia ’s eastern coast with torrential rain and winds of up to 110 kmph, raising fears of flash floods, coastal erosion and major transport disruptions.
This week's destructive weather on Australia's east coast has broken rain and wind records, with the Bureau of Meteorology ...
Australia faced a severe cold snap during the winter solstice, with icy winds and heavy snowfall impacting the southeast. Sub ...
Holidaymakers in Victoria’s alpine region have been snowed in as an “icy polar blast” swept through Australia’s southeast ...
Flash flooding is also possible, and strong to damaging winds are forecast. "We could be talking 90 or 100 kilometres per ...
Parts of Australia will cop severe weather this week, with the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) warning "a powerful low-pressure ...
A low pressure system is set to bring wet and wild weather across Australia’s east coast this week. The powerful system is ...
A frosty and freezing start to Friday is expected for the country’s south-east while clear skies look likely for Perth ...
— Bureau of Meteorology, Australia (@BOM_au) November 4, 2024. Alongside the heatwave warning, a fire danger warning was also issued for Channel Country.
Australia is facing one of the hottest summers on record according to the Bureau of Meteorology's (BOM) weather modelling, which tips well-above-average temperatures across the country.
Abrar Shabren knows from firsthand experience the deadly dangers of floodwaters."It was in our village when I was in year 6 ...
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