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Widespread thunderstorms will make Thursday the ‘wettest day’ for NSW during public holiday honouring the Queen’s death
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Widespread thunderstorms will make Thursday the ‘wettest day’ for NSW during public holiday honouring the Queen’s death
A 'conveyer belt' of cold fronts will bring wet, cold and wintry conditions to parts of NSW, Victoria and Tasmania over the next week.
Temperatures will be five to 10 degrees above average in Western Australia on Monday and reach an unseasonably warm 27C in south east Queensland on Friday.
South-east Queensland and northern NSW are set to be pummeled by high winds, heavy rain and dangerous surf conditions as a warning said wetter than usual conditions could last until December.
Forecast for heavy rain, damaging winds and hazardous swells comes as a cold snap grips south-east Australia