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Fri 03:40 ACST

Strong Wind Warning for Far West Coast

VIC

Fri 04:10 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Saturday for Port Phillip & East Gippsland Coast

TAS

Fri 04:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for South West and Central West coasts

Fri 01:01 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Ningaloo, Gascoyne, Geraldton, Bunbury Geographe, Leeuwin, Albany, Esperance and Eucla coasts

QLD

Fri 03:00 AEST

Cancellation of Wind Warning for Townsville, Mackay and Capricornia coasts

Fri 00:40 AWST

Cancellation Of Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Eucla district

Fri 00:40 AWST

Cancellation Of Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Eucla district

Thu 23:12 AWST

Sheep Graziers Warning for South Coastal and South East Coastal

Thu 12:02 ACST

Flood Warning For The Inland Rivers Sa

QLD

Wed 11:11 AEST

Flood Warning For The Diamantina River

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Darwin wet season was 4th-soggiest on record

The Top End wet season comes to an end with clear skies and dry conditions across virtually the entire Northern Territory this Thursday, but it was a very soggy season in many locations, and not least in Darwin.

Storms, blustery winds to hit southern Australia

A burst of wet and windy weather will sweep across southern Australia later this week, with thunderstorms and an abrupt temperature drop also on the cards for several states.

Three cities to start May around 10 degrees above average

Melbourne, Adelaide and Hobart are all set to start May with maximums in the mid-to-high twenties that are around 10 degrees above the monthly average.

Signs of El Niño emerging rapidly

Sea surface temperature observations from the past two weeks suggest that El Niño could be rapidly emerging in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

Darwin wet season was 4th-soggiest on record

Storms, blustery winds to hit southern Australia

A burst of wet and windy weather will sweep across southern Australia later this week, with thunderstorms and an abrupt temperature drop also on the cards for several states.

Three cities to start May around 10 degrees above average

Melbourne, Adelaide and Hobart are all set to start May with maximums in the mid-to-high twenties that are around 10 degrees above the monthly average.

Signs of El Niño emerging rapidly

Sea surface temperature observations from the past two weeks suggest that El Niño could be rapidly emerging in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

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Darwin wet season was 4th-soggiest on record

Storms, blustery winds to hit southern Australia

Three cities to start May around 10 degrees above average

Signs of El Niño emerging rapidly

Darwin wet season was 4th-soggiest on record

Storms, blustery winds to hit southern Australia

Three cities to start May around 10 degrees above average

Signs of El Niño emerging rapidly

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