More than 46,000 homes without power as destructive winds lash NSW
Tens of thousands of people are without power across NSW, as damaging winds cause widespread destruction across NSW.
Tens of thousands of people are without power across NSW, as damaging winds cause widespread destruction across NSW.
Huge parts of southern Australia are set to be drenched this week, including already sodden areas that are at risk of flooding.
One Aussie state could be in for a stormy Spring.
Research says that there is a 69 per cent chance that 2026 will be the warmest year even recorded.
Some states will see fog and chilly mornings, while others will be hit by heavy rain.
Experts have warned that a powerful cold spell bringing damaging conditions and freezing temperatures is set to hit at least four states by the end of the week.
Experts admit we are in “unchartered territory” based on current trends.
A powerful cold front and a developing low-pressure system are set to bring flooding rain, damaging coastal conditions and dangerous surf.
A reading captured at a weather station in Tasmania could topple a 60-year-old record.
The Bureau of Meteorology is monitoring the weather system off the island nation.