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Snow worries but there's hope on the horizon
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Australia's alps are having the second worst start to a ski season in more than 20 years in terms of natural snow depth. The alps have been plagued by warm air and a lack of moisture so far this season, causing some of Australia's main ski resorts to rely almost solely on man-made snow in recent weeks. Fortunately, the lack of moisture that has limited natural snowfall has also prevented early-season rainfall from eroding the artificially made snow base. This has allowed resorts to keep some... Read more ›
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Wild weather on the way for New South Wales Sun 25 Jun 2017
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After a month of mostly high pressure, a cold front and trough will bump away the high and bring some woolly weather later this week to parts of New So... Read more ›
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Turbulent skies over WA's interior Sun 25 Jun 2017
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Following a week of generally clear weather over the interior of WA, thundery clouds and a strong jetstream are leading to storm activity and some magn... Read more ›
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Skyrocketing beanies caused by winter Sat 24 Jun 2017
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We're now past the shortest day of the year and well into winter, so just how wintry is it in southeastern Australia? A weak cold front has just clip... Read more ›
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Either humid or calm - tricky month for drying clothes Sat 24 Jun 2017
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So far this winter much of southeastern Australian has either been too humid or too calm for the washing to dry as fast as it would normally at this ti... Read more ›
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Late start to winter in Tasmania Fri 23 Jun 2017
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Winter has finally arrived in Tasmania this week after dry and record-breaking warm start to June in Hobart. Tasmania has been noticeably warmer and ... Read more ›
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Western soaking targets Perth Thu 22 Jun 2017
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Perth has just received its heaviest June rain in more than 30 years amid a wet end to the week in Western Australia. A low pressure system located j... Read more ›
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