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11/Apr/2021 02:13 PM

WA Tropical Cyclone Warning: Minilya Roadhouse to Lancelin, Inc Mt Magnet, Paynes Find, Dalwallinu, Merredin, Southern Cross

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Source: Bureau of Meteorology Issued at 12:02 pm WST on Sunday 11 April 2021 Headline: Tropical Cyclone Seroja to bring dangerous weather to the west coast from Sunday afternoon extending through the midwest in the evening. Areas Affected: Warni ...
11/Apr/2021 01:07 PM

WA Flood Watch: Wooramel, Murchison, Greenough, Yarra Yarra Lakes, Moore, Hill and Parts of the Salt Lake District and Avon River Catchments

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Source: Bureau of Meteorology Issued at 10:59 am WST on Sunday 11 April 2021 Flood Watch Number: 3 RAPID FLOODING MAY DEVELOP IN THE WOORAMEL, MURCHISON,GREENOUGH, MOORE HILL, YARRA YARRA LAKES, AVON, MOORE, HILL AND PARTS OF THE SALT LAKE DISTRIC ...
11/Apr/2021 11:50 AM

WA Severe Weather Warning: Heavy Rain & Damaging Winds

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Source: Bureau of Meteorology For people in South East Coastal and parts of Goldfields, Eucla, Great Southern and Central Wheat Belt districts. Issued at 9:45 am Sunday, 11 April 2021. Damaging winds and heavy rainfall possible over southeastern p ...
11/Apr/2021 08:16 AM

WA Tropical Cyclone Warning: Minilya Roadhouse to Lancelin Along the Coast, Extending to Inland Areas Including Mount Magnet, Dalwallinu and Paynes Find

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Source: Bureau of Meteorology Issued at 3:01 am WST on Sunday 11 April 2021 Headline: Tropical Cyclone Seroja is moving towards the southeast. Dangerous weather expected to develop on the west coast from Sunday afternoon. Areas Affected: Warning ...

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Major flooding continues for parts of Southern Queensland

24 March 2021: Southern parts of South East Queensland have felt the full brunt of two significant weather systems over the last several days, with extremely heavy rainfall leading to major flooding for some locations.

Dangerous and life-threatening flash flooding for the NSW Coast

18 March 2021: Torrential rain is likely over parts of the New South Wales coast over the next few days, with warnings for dangerous and life-threatening flash flooding and moderate to major riverine flooding in some areas.

Cloudy, wet week for parts of eastern Australia

16 March 2021: Parts of Australia'a east coast will barely see the sun this week as persistent onshore winds drive showers over the region, with inland areas also likely to see some follow up rain as these humid winds feed a trough building over the inland.

Spectacular thunderstorms and heavy rain hit NSW

10 March 2021: Monday and Tuesday saw spectacular thunderstorms hit parts of New South Wales, particularly central and northeast areas, with nature putting on a display of intense lightning shows and photogenic cloud formations, on top of heavy rainfall and localised hail and strong wind gusts.

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