‘Super’ El Nino to cause hundreds of heat deaths in Australia, 451,000 worldwide
Scientists warn it’s just a “postcard” from a climate-crisis-altered future.
Scientists warn it’s just a “postcard” from a climate-crisis-altered future.
The exceptionally dry winter and spring heat is making ground conditions in eastern Australia a potential tinderbox, weather forecasters warn.
A developing El Nino is likely to raise the risk of bushfires and other emergencies, but millions of Aussies are unprepared.
A key weather indicator has hit Ash Wednesday levels, raising a chilling question ahead of summer.
The Bureau of Meteorology’s spring forecast shows an east-west split across Australia, with one state heading for a drenching.
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.
Experts admit we are in “unchartered territory” based on current trends.
A warm summer and less rain than normal could be on the way for millions of Aussies.
The El Niño weather event currently in force in the Pacific Ocean has dire implications for 2027.