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Bureau of Meteorology puts Australia on El Niño alert | Australia weather

Update warns there is a 70% chance of the climate system developing before the end of this year, raising the risk of heatwaves and bushfires

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Intesa Sanpaolo: job market Observatory Look4ward created

Press release INTESA SANPAOLO: JOB MARKET OBSERVATORY LOOK4WARD CREATED Founded by Intesa Sanpaolo in. | May 12, 2023

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Black Summer fires may have helped trigger triple La Nina

The past two years of heavy rain and record flooding in Australia's east was exacerbated by the Black Summer bushfires, a study has found.

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Weather Australia: Bushfire smoke from Black Summer may have fuelled unusual years-long La Niña responsible for flooding rains

The Black Summer bushfires of 2019/2020 may have produced so much smoke it fuelled the years-long La Niña r.

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Black summer bushfires may have caused rare triple dip La Niña, study suggests | Bushfires

Smoke aerosols from the fires interacted with clouds to cool the south-eastern Pacific, helping the wet weather pattern to form, scientists believe

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