Major flooding imminent as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches eastern Australia
More than 700 mm of rain could inundate parts of southeast Queensland and northeast NSW later this week as Tropical Cyclone Alfred makes landfall, impacting businesses in the densely populated stretch of Australia’s east coast. At 10am AEST on...
Explainer: The Indian Monsoon
After months of intense heat, the Monsoon’s rains bring joy and prosperity to India, but its seasonal downpours can disrupt transport, mining, and energy industries. As the Northern Hemisphere summer comes around, the Indian interior heats up significantly, leading...
Severe Tropical Cyclone Alfred whipping up huge swell and gales
Severe Tropical Cyclone Alfred will edge closer to the Queensland coast on the weekend, with huge waves and gales impacting port operations across large parts of the Qld and northern NSW coasts in the coming days. Alfred is currently...
South Pacific Islands brace for heavy rain as trio of tropical cyclones circle
Satellites have captured a rare sight of three tropical cyclones spinning simultaneously over the South Pacific Ocean this week, with several Pacific islands facing heavy rainfall this week. The images below show three separate tropical cyclones spiralling over the...
Two cyclones swirling near Australia
Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Bianca formed near Australia on Sunday, with businesses across northern Australia on high alert. The video below shows Bianca over the Indian Ocean to the west of Australia and Alfred in the Coral Sea to...
Businesses across northern AUS on alert with high risk of two cyclones
Two tropical cyclones could form in the Australian region by the start of next week, one in the Coral Sea and the other off the north coast of WA. Our team of meteorologists have been helping our clients assess...
Another tropical cyclone could form north of Australia’s largest mining port
A developing tropical low to the north of WA’s Kimberley coast may become a tropical cyclone later this week, although this time its unlikely to directly hit the mining hubs and ports in the Pilbara and Kimberley. The animation...
Lowest energy demand of the summer as humidity plunges
Cool, dry air replaced uncomfortable heat and humidity on the weekend, causing parts of the NEM to see the lowest summer demand on record. After a prolonged period of heat and humidity caused by a blocking high pressure system...
