The Latest Breaking News from La Nina

A wetter spring and summer are now more probable for Australia as meteorologists predict a third year of La Nina weather.

The Bureau of Meteorology is expecting two weather systems to bring an earlier than usual wet season to northern Australia.

The expectations of a normal August and September are premised on the persistence of a La Nina, said IMD

The Bureau of Meteorology has warned large parts of the country will experience wetter than average conditions throughout the rest of the year.

Much of Australia appears set for a wetter than average winter and spring, in unwelcome news for flood-affected communities.

Abnormal winter rain is forecast to hit large parts of Queensland from today, with a separate cloud band forming early next week, potentially compounding the wet weather.

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Nobbys recorded 50 millimetres in the 24 hours to 9am on Monday.

Federal forecasters say Hawaii and the Central Pacific basin should expect two to four hurricanes, tropical depressions or tropical storms this year