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Heavy rain forecast for Australia’s east coast as third La Niña brings fears of renewed flooding

Widespread thunderstorms will make Thursday the ‘wettest day’ for NSW during public holiday honouring the Queen’s death

The Guardian - AU

Four homes inundated in Gunnedah as Namoi River recedes from higher than expected peak

The clean up is underway in Gunnedah after the town's third major flood in a year, but authorities are warning more rain later this week could bring river levels back up.

ABC News

Melbourne shaken by magnitude-2.4 earthquake in Port Phillip Bay

Residents in Frankston, Langwarrin and Cranbourne report feeling the effects of the magnitude-2.4 earthquake that struck at 5:41am.

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Flood warnings issued in NSW, northern Vic

The Bureau of Meteorology has issued major flood warnings across NSW as emergency services perform floodwater rescues.

AAP

La Nina rains on start of bushfire season for third consecutive year

ACT's official start to both the storm and bushfire seasons has been pushed back after a third La Nina event was declared.

The Canberra Times

Bureau of Meteorology confirms La Niña event is under way

The Bureau of Meteorology yesterday confirmed that a La Niña event is currently underway in the Pacific Ocean.

The New Daily

La Niña, 3 years in a row: a climate scientist on what flood-weary Australians can expect this summer

After weeks of anticipation, it’s finally official: the Bureau of Meteorology has declared another La Niña is underway. This means Australia’s east coast will likely endure yet another wet, and relatively cool, spring and summer.

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La Niña 3: This Time It’s Really, Really Personal

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, La Niña is back for a third visit, and this time she isn't taking any prisoners.

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La Niña's third iteration sees Festival of the Sun music event cancelled three months out

ABC News

La Nina expected to last until early 2023: Bureau of Meteorology

"There is already wet soil, high rivers and full dams right across our state, and with more rain on the horizon comes the very real possibility of flooding."

Newcastle Herald

Bureau of Meteorology declares third La Niña is officially under way for Australia

East coast communities prepare for more rain and floods as they enter relatively rare third year of climate event

The Guardian - AU

Stormy week will bring heavy rain, strong winds, even hail to the east coast

Biting winds and pounding rain will hit southern and eastern Australia in the coming days, with Queensland, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania all expected to cop

The New Daily

Massive rain band to bring more storms, flooding and windy weather to Australia’s east coast

Bureau of Meteorology expects to issue further flood warnings as rain falls in already saturated areas

The Guardian - AU

Dartmouth locals rejoice at visitor boom as hundreds prepare to watch local dam spill

Local businesses are enjoying an influx of visitors as travellers flock to watch the nearby dam spill for the first time in 26 years.

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The Guardian - AU

International travellers to face delays when Qantas strike begins – as it happened

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The New Daily

‘Triple dip’ La Nina for wetter-than-usual spring

The likelihood of another wet spring and summer just got worse for millions of Australians – with one of the world's leading weather forecasters warning of a "triple dip" La Nina on the way.

The Guardian - AU

Tyrant winter is dead, long live summer! (That’s right, I’m skipping spring this year)

We’ve survived the most wretched season in years. Now everything will be beautiful once more

The Canberra Times

Spring sunshine arrives after record rainfall

A balmy 17 degrees is forecast today for the first day of spring.

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Bureau of Meteorology's 50th anniversary of 'sudden death' switch from Fahrenheit to Celsius

For decades Australia has described weather in degrees Celsius, but that wasn't always the case.

Newcastle Herald

Disagreement over flood gauge accuracy in Wollombi Brook

Flood-affected residents have raised concerns about "inaccurate" gauges in Wollombi Brook.

Newcastle Herald

Was it colder than usual this winter?

Bureau of Meteorology statistics show the average daily maximum temperature at Williamtown was bang on average at 17.9 degrees over the winter months of June, July and August.

ABC News

The BOM is on alert for a third consecutive La Niña season. What does it mean? And what causes it?

The Bureau of Meteorology is on alert for yet another La Niña season. Let's get up to speed on what it means.

ABC News

Victorian authorities warn of increased flood risk this spring, as dams reach capacity

The Bureau of Meteorology says there is a 70 per cent chance of La Niña developing this spring. Wetter conditions across the state will decrease the likelihood of dangerous bushfires.

AAP

Murray-Darling dams approach capacity

The Murray Darling Basin Authority is managing water flows as heavy rains push dams to capacity, with one potentially overflowing for the first time since 1996.

The Guardian - AU

Storms to hit most states as Sydney sets 164-year rainfall record

Rain gauge topped two metres for the year on Friday in NSW capital as forecasters expect wet week for large parts of the country

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