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.
Forecasters predict the worst of the weather is yet to come, with warnings also in place for epidemic thunderstorm asthma in Victoria.
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.
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are set to hit parts of two states this weekend.
Firefighters will hope wet weather spreading across much of the sunshine state will help them contain two fires near Toowoomba.
The start of this week has seen major rain and storms across multiple states - and it’s not over.
The Bureau of Meteorology is monitoring the weather system off the island nation.
All of Australia will need to break out the brolly, according to a new forecast.
A storm has pummelled Western Australia, sending trampolines and sheds flying and causing flash flooding and power cuts.