Showery start, brighter finish for Sydney's Easter long weekend

It’s been a showery Easter so far across Sydney, as a front moved into the Tasman Sea on Good Friday, driving a gusty southerly change and periods of heavy showers.

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Hefty storms pummel WA's south

Thunderstorms early this Good Friday impacted Western Australia's south with high intensity, bringing more than a month's rain in just a few hours.

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Four words to help you navigate daylight saving ending

Spring forward, fall back.

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La Niña over: El Niño now possible for Australia in 2026

The Bureau of Meteorology has declared that La Niña is officially over, with forecasts now pointing at a rapid transition to El Niño later this year.

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    Soggy March with coolest Australian maximums since 2012

    Australia has experienced one of its increasingly rare cool temperature anomalies in March 2026, with below-average nationwide maximums which were the coolest since 2012.

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  • Image for: Easter long weekend weather for Australia and the capital cities

    Easter long weekend weather for Australia and the capital cities

    Like a bag of multi-coloured Easter eggs with different fillings, Australia can expect a range of different weather across the Easter long weekend, although mostly dry conditions should prevail in many areas.

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  • Image for: Giant atmospheric waves to increase tropical cyclone risk near Australia next week

    Giant atmospheric waves to increase tropical cyclone risk near Australia next week

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  • Image for: Gascoyne River flows through Carnarvon following Cyclone Narelle deluge

    Gascoyne River flows through Carnarvon following Cyclone Narelle deluge

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  • Image for: Warming trend after snowy, frosty weekend

    Warming trend after snowy, frosty weekend

    Australia's southeastern corner shivered through its coldest spell of the year from Friday into the weekend, but the new week promises much milder temperatures before another cool spell sets in over Easter.

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  • Image for: Coldest March morning on record for some in northern Qld and the NT

    Coldest March morning on record for some in northern Qld and the NT

    For many in northern Queensland and the NT, this was the coldest March morning in recorded history.

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    Coldest March temperatures on record for parts of southeast Queensland

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  • Image for: Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle batters WA coast

    Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle batters WA coast

    The northwest coast of Western Australia is feeling the full force of Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle as the system’s very destructive core skirts along the coast.

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  • Image for: Severe weather lashing southeastern Australia as Tasman Sea low intensifies

    Severe weather lashing southeastern Australia as Tasman Sea low intensifies

    A deepening low pressure system over the Tasman Sea is causing severe weather in parts of Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT, with damaging winds, heavy rain, thunderstorms, large waves and highland snow.

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  • Image for: Destructive winds imminent as Cyclone Narelle approaches WA

    Destructive winds imminent as Cyclone Narelle approaches WA

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