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Uncertain weather outlook for WA firegrounds as thunderstorms forecast for south-east TueTuesday 2 updated WedWednesday 3 Lows on either side of the country projected at 9:00am AEDT Wednesday. ( Print text only tracking down the north-west coast, a transient Tasman low is brewing in the east and a front is making its way across the Bight. Key points: Although temperatures are expected to ease, dry, windy conditions will continue to make firefighting difficult in south-west WA The low that has b...

Summer is on vacation for the south-east as rain sets in and temperatures plummet By Kate Doyle Flash flooding is forecast with widespread rain expected to increase in the nations south-east today as temperatures plummet. According to Jonathan How, senior forecaster at the Bureau of Meteorology, it has been a rapid turn around from last weeks heat. "Summer is on vacation for the south-east after that heatwave," Mr How said. The wet conditions are thanks to the convergence of a ...

Scorching weather is burning much of Australia to a crisp as the country battles an intense heatwave over the weekend.   The mercury is expected to reach as high as 45C in South Australia while most of the countrys southeast will sweat through the mid-to-high 30s on Sunday. Bureau of Meteorologys Jonathan How said conditions in the southeast over the weekend would be the warmest since January 2020.  Sunday will be the peak day of heat in South Australia, climbing as high as 45C along the Mur...

Adorable footage shows the magpie being showered with water in Mildura, Victoria where the mercury reached a sweltering 37C on Sunday.

More than half of the nation’s population is in the grips of a heatwave with several cities expected to top 40C over the next few days.

More than half of the nation’s population is in the grips of a heatwave with several cities expected to top 40C over the next few days.

More than half of the nation’s population is in the grips of a heatwave with several cities expected to top 40C over the next few days.

More than half of the nation’s population is in the grips of a heatwave with several cities expected to top 40C over the next few days.

An extreme heatwave with temperatures of 45C is affecting South Australia  It will move east to NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT over the weekend Parts of Sydney will be above 35C, Melbourne will reach 41C and Hobart 38C  Bondi Beach was packed with thousands of swimmers all day on Saturday   NSW RFS director warned of fires and said people need to take this seriously

Heatwave conditions are set to linger for days in much of Australia's southeast, with warm nights as well as scorching daytime temperatures forecast.