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Cyclone watch issued for WA coastline
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A severe tropical cyclone could hit the north coast of Western Australia later this week, with a cyclone watch issued for parts of the Pilbara and Kimberley. Wednesday's first light revealed large convective clouds bubbling away to the north of the Kimberley. This mass of storm clouds is likely to drift towards the west and consolidate into a tropical cyclone later this week. Image: This mass of clouds to the north of Western Australia is liekly to become a tropical cyclone later this wee... Read more ›
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Severe heatwave for SE Australia: how hot will your town be? Wed 20 Jan 2021
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If you live in the southern half of Australia, and especially in the southeast, this summer's hottest spell of weather is on its way. A mass of heat... Read more ›
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Southeast QLD flooded as Cyclone Kimi weakens Tue 19 Jan 2021
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A lot has happened in Queensland during the last 24 hours, from a tropical cyclone no-show to flooding rain and severe thunderstorms. Where is Cyclo... Read more ›
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Tropical Cyclone Kimi gaining strength ahead of possible landfall Mon 18 Jan 2021
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Tropical Cyclone Kimi could cause flooding rain and destructive winds in parts of northeast Queensland during the next couple of days. Kimi became A... Read more ›
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What chance of two full days of play in Gabba cricket Test? Mon 18 Jan 2021
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It all comes down to this. The fate of an enthralling four-Test series between Australia and India will be decided over the next two days at the Gabba... Read more ›
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Two tropical cyclones in one day Sun 17 Jan 2021
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Two tropical cyclones have developed in Australia's area of responsibility during the last 24 hours, one of which will hit Queensland tomorrow. &n... Read more ›
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Hottest start to year in decades for west coast Sun 17 Jan 2021
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Perth days for the first half of January are averaging the hottest since 1962. Only two days this month so far have stayed below 30 degrees - an... Read more ›
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