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Extreme heat imminent for Pilbara, 50C possible
The presence of multiple tropical lows in the Australian region could cause a burst of intense heat over the Pilbara this weekend and early next week, with temperatures possibly exceeding 50ºC in some areas. Northwestern Australia is always hot...
High chance of Coral Sea tropical cyclone next week
A developing tropical low over the Coral Sea could become a tropical cyclone by the start of next week, continuing the region’s active start to the 2023-24 tropical cyclone season. It’s been just over a month since Tropical Cyclone...
Another 40ºC day in Perth, afternoon storms possible
Temperatures are going to soar in Perth and other areas of southwestern Australia today, with thunderstorms also on the cards from this afternoon. A low pressure trough will draw a very hot air mass towards Australia’s west coast on...
Big week of weather ahead for Australia
The Australian region is going to see a volatile mix of weather this week, including heavy rain, thunderstorms, flooding, heatwaves, bushfires and possibly a tropical cyclone or two. An active monsoon trough, a large pool of hot air, abnormally...
Monsoon arrives over northern Australia
The long-awaited monsoon has arrived over northern Australia, with heavy rain set to soak part of Northern Qld, the Top End and Kimberley over the coming week. The monsoon refers to seasonal northwesterly winds that bring widespread rain...
Yes, it can still flood in El Niño
Record breaking rainfall, catastrophic floods and severe thunderstorms have impacted parts of eastern Australia during the last couple of months, despite El Niño underway in the Pacific Ocean. So, what is behind this wet weather? El Niño is a...
Sydney’s muggiest morning in 13 years
Sydneysiders are sweating like a marathon runner in Marble Bar today as humid air from the Tasman Sea creates Darwin-like mugginess across the city. Evaporated moisture from a tongue of abnormally warm water flowing near the NSW coastline is...
