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Tropical Cyclone Ellie crosses Northern Territory coast as Category 1 storm - Vimarsana News

Tropical Cyclone Ellie crosses Northern Territory coast as Category 1 storm

The Category 1 storm, the first tropical cyclone to make landfall in the 2022-23 season, crossed the coast ...

Tropical cyclone Tiffany impacts Top End - Vimarsana News

Tropical cyclone Tiffany impacts Top End

A tropical cyclone that slammed into Queensland before tracking west over the Gulf of Carpentaria has made landfall in the Northern Territory.

Tropical Cyclone Warning - Vimarsana News

Tropical Cyclone Warning

A tropical low is gradually developing northwest of Darwin as it tracks slowly to the south. Should the system remain off the coast for long enough

Melbourne residents brace for more thunderstorms - Vimarsana News

Melbourne residents brace for more thunderstorms

Melbourne residents are bracing for possible storms this afternoon, with potential hail and heavy falls.

Weather forecast Australia: Monsoon trough bringing thunderstorms to the Top End - Vimarsana News

Weather forecast Australia: Monsoon trough bringing thunderstorms to the Top End

A trough is generating storms, some severe, over eastern parts of Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. READ MORE: More rain is forecast across NSW today after parts of the Northern Rivers was flooded yesterday.(Josh Dye) In NSW, a severe storm warning is in place for a large part of the state with damaging winds also expected to hit the Sydney Coast, Illawarra Coast, Batemans Coast and Eden Coast. The conditions come after low-lying areas of the NSW Northern Rivers to become submerged after a deluge of more than 200mm of rain in a period of about seven hours.