‘Stay inside’: State warned as storm looms
Residents across Melbourne and parts of regional Victoria have been warned to stay inside as a moderate risk of thunderstorm asthma ripples through the state.
Residents across Melbourne and parts of regional Victoria have been warned to stay inside as a moderate risk of thunderstorm asthma ripples through the state.
There won’t be an umbrella or raincoat in sight on Tuesday as punters flock to Flemington for the race that stops a nation.
Aussies are being given their first taste of summer, as a sweltering heatwave sweeps through the country this week, with some areas tipped to exceed 40 degrees.
Unseasonably warm heat is building in Australia’s interior getting set to shoot across the country to our major cities over the coming days.
Wild weather across Australia’s southeast this weekend has turned deadly – with police confirming a camper has died after being crushed by a falling tree.
Sydney was lashed by torrential rain as a severe storm hit the Harbour City, causing blackouts and flash flooding, and leaving pedestrians drenched.
Stronger cyclones, increased storm surges, and an early fire season are all headed for Australia in the coming months, with Aussies warned to get ready now.
One Aussie state has copped a 110mm drenching from wild weather overnight, withsimilar soakings to come.
It looks like summer has hit early, with one big city set to swelter through 32C temperatures.
Temperatures are set to plummet to well under the average for this time of year in one state, as a heatwave batters other parts of the country.
A fierce low pressure system is bringing rain that could “crack three digits” as well as wild winds and dangerous waves to a swath of Australia.
Much of the country is set to receive a drenching this week, but one state has been warned of an elevated fire risk before the rain arrives.
Australia is set to be drenched with rain over the coming week, with some areas expected to receive up to a month’s worth of rainfall in just days.
Millions of Aussies are bracing for chilly winds and forecasts of showers, hail and snow in what’s been called a “shock to the system” by meteorologists.
Australia’s national disaster agency is bracing for hotter, wetter and windier weather as the country slides deeper into spring, with some parts of the country in much higher danger.
Temperatures are set to plummet over the weekend which in some places could be so cold it’ll be chiller than deep midwinter.
An elite racing yacht in treacherous conditions some 150kms from the NSW coast has called for help.
Parts of Australia could be smashed three times this weekend by “destructive” weather while other parts are set to see scorching heat.
Australia is set to be hit with a sweltering spring, kicking off with a blistering heatwave with one town forecast to sweat through 40C on Saturday.
Four states – including one in its entirety – are under severe weather warnings as one cold front after another gets ready to hit Australia.
Temperatures are set to soar up to 15C above average across the country, with high fire danger warnings in place in several states, with warm weather and winds to continue into the weekend.
One of the biggest cold fronts of the year is set to blast through parts of Australia on Wednesday bringing damaging winds north of 100km/h.
Temperature records could be broken in the coming days as a winter ‘heatwave’ hits the country, bringing summery conditions.
Several flights in and out of the airport have been cancelled throwing travel plans into chaos.
A weather system bringing hundreds of millimetres of rain is punishing millions on Australia’s east coast with Wednesday set to be a washout.
The east coast of one Aussie state is forecast to cop isolated rainfall totals of over 50mm in the coming days, with multiple flood warnings being sent out for rivers across the state.
Aussies turned their heads to the sky just months ago for what is usually a rare experience, but the lucky country will get another chance to witness it tonight.
Millions will shiver through record-low temperatures as an icy blast continues to sweep through Australia, with one city to suffer through subzero conditions.
Fronts crossing the southern coast of Australia are bringing freezing-like conditions, leaving millions facing a bitterly cold weekend.
Australians may need to pull out their umbrellas and beanies as an icy blast is set to hit multiple states.
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