The Latest Breaking News from La Nina

Australia's weather forecaster warned on Saturday of potential heavy flooding in parts of New South Wales, as much of the country braces for unusually heavy rains in coming months due to a third straight La Nina weather event.

Another La Nina event could see parts of the country inundated again as they race to clean up from previous devastating floods.

Brisbane City Council is opening up four sandbagging stations for residents amid growing concerns about renewed floods inundating the city this summer.

Large parts of Australia's east coast have had a wet and windy weekend with the rain a taste of the wet summer forecast thanks to another year of La Nina.

The country has already got surplus rain this monsoon

New flood rescue boats purchased in the wake of the devastating Lismore floods have not arrived in the flood-prone NSW town.

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.

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

The U.N. weather agency is predicting the phenomenon known as La Nina is poised to last through the end of this year, a mysterious “triple dip” — the first this century — caused by three straight years of its effect on climate patterns like drought and flooding worldwide