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The Bureau of Meteorology says wet weather is expected for much of Queensland this weekend, with showers likely during the ...
Much of Australia braces for a wet weekend as Queensland prepares to grapple with a 3000km rain band
Australia is bracing for a wet weekend, with Perth particularly in the firing line as a low-pressure trough threatens to ...
Parts of New South Wales, on the Australian east coast, received as much as 16 inches of snow over the first weekend of ...
Some areas in the Hunter, Mid North Coast and Northern Rivers could see daily rainfall totals reaching between 50 and 100mm ...
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A massive hailstorm transforms parts of far north South Australia into a scene from a European winter, which locals say ...
A warm and sticky July has Top End residents asking a very valid question: why on earth is it so hot – but the good news is, ...
The Bureau of Meteorology has said another La Nina could be coming. The Bureau of Meteorology has revealed when Australia’s third consecutive La Nina season will likely come to an end.
The Bureau of Meteorology has revealed Toowoomba residents have witnessed a wetter than average winter, with almost 80mm of ...
Employers have been mindful throughout of the need to keep their people and customers safe, while ensuring the productivity of the enterprise is maintained. During the past couple of years,the Bureau ...
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO have released their fourth biennial State of the Climate Report. State of the Climate 2016 can be read on either the Bureau or CSIRO ’s websites.
CSIRO, Author provided State of the Climate 2018 can be read on either the Bureau of Meteorology or CSIRO websites. The online report includes an extensive list of references and useful links.
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