Famous morning glory cloud crosses Gulf of Carpentaria
A huge roll cloud formation known locally as the ‘morning glory’ cloud swept across northwest Queensland and the Gulf of Carpentaria on Thursday morning.
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A huge roll cloud formation known locally as the ‘morning glory’ cloud swept across northwest Queensland and the Gulf of Carpentaria on Thursday morning.
Widespread thunderstorm activity will spread across Australia between Thursday and Sunday, before another round of storms impacts multiple states next week.
Sea surface temperatures in the central tropical Pacific Ocean just exceeded 30°C for the first time on record as El Niño continues to gain strength and influence weather patterns on a global scale.
The first tropical cyclone to form inside the Australian region in the upcoming tropical cyclone season will be named Owen, with Sandra and Victoria also on the Bureau of Meteorology's list for the season ahead.
It has been a wild weekend of heavy rain and severe thunderstorms for Victoria and NSW, only one of which gets to enjoy a long weekend.
A dynamic weather pattern is bringing about areas of scattered thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rainfall across parts of NSW and Victoria on Saturday.
It's a long weekend this weekend in Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales and the ACT, while it's just a regular two-day weekend in Western Australia, Victoria, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
Melbourne has had its wettest day in exactly two-and-a-half years, with 48.