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Millions of Australians are bracing for severe thunderstorms, large hail stones, damaging winds and relentless rain that is expected to last almost a week. New South Wales and southern parts of Queensland will be battered by heavy rain and dangerous storms starting within hours on Thursday afternoon, with rainfall likely to continue until next Wednesday. Weatherzone warned the wild weather could develop into a hazardous supercell over the central west and northern inland parts of NSW, potential...

Severe storms are forecast in multiple states today with warnings in place for Queensland and New South Wales. Troughs are generating showers and storms in Western Australia, northeastern South Australia, the Northern Territory, Queensland and NSW, some severe, and showers in Victoria and southeastern SA. Damaging winds and heavy rain are forecast for a large section of NSW including the North West Slopes and Plains, Central West Slopes and Plains, Riverina, Lower Western and Upper Western regi...

A cool and drizzly day is forecast for most capital cities around Australia today with heavy rain and below-average temperatures putting an end to a week of summer heat. A broad trough is causing storms and rain in northern Western Australia, the Northern Territory, and southeastern states with particularly unseasonable conditions expected in Victoria. IN PICTURES: A surfer prepares to enter the water during rain at Bondi Beach in Sydney. Heavy rain and cool temperatures are set to end a week o...

Large hailstones and damaging winds have hit Sydney’s upper north shore, as severe thunderstorms sweep across NSW.

Large hail and storms sweep parts of NSW Large hailstones and damaging winds have hit Sydney’s upper north shore, as severe thunderstorms sweep across NSW. Weather by Kaitlyn Hudson-O’Farrell 14th Jan 2021 7:30 PM | Updated: 15th Jan 2021 4:43 PM Large hailstones and damaging winds have hit Sydneys upper north shore, a...

Moderate east to south-easterly winds tending north-east to north-westerly across the north from the afternoon. A moderate south-westerly change extending over the west late in the afternoon. Fire danger is high in the north, low to moderate elsewhere. Tasmania Showers extending to most areas by midday, then increasing about the north in the evening. Patchy morning fog. Highs of 23C in Launceston and 21C in Queenstown and Hobart. Light winds, with afternoon coastal sea breezes. South Australia...

Weather by Frank Chung   Severe storms will continue to batter northeast NSW on Monday, with every state and territory experiencing heavy rain as millions of Aussies brace for a wet, miserable Christmas. The bad news comes as the Sydneys rapidly spiralling COVID-19 outbreak sees other states close their borders to residents, throwing travel plans into chaos and leaving many families facing holidays apart. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weat...