Melbourne and Sydney in the firing line as storms hit multiple states
Australia’s biggest cities could see thunderstorms bringing rain and high winds on Sunday.
Australia’s biggest cities could see thunderstorms bringing rain and high winds on Sunday.
More than 400mm of rain has fallen across parts of south-east Queensland, breaking records. Now, forecasters warn NSW is next in the firing line.
Three people had to be rescued from floodwaters in Sydney after the city was smashed by rain last night.
The scorching spring weather didn’t last long, with rain, hail and high winds set to hit large parts of Australia.
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are set to hit parts of two states this weekend.
Severe thunderstorms are likely in two states.
The Bureau of Meteorology’s spring forecast shows an east-west split across Australia, with one state heading for a drenching.
The start of this week has seen major rain and storms across multiple states - and it’s not over.
Huge parts of southern Australia are set to be drenched this week, including already sodden areas that are at risk of flooding.
The cloudband extends for thousands of kilometres from the Indian Ocean to the Tasman Sea, satellite images show.