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Australia weather: Rain for NSW, Queensland, Vic with heatwave in WA as La Nina comes to an end - Vimarsana News

Australia weather: Rain for NSW, Queensland, Vic with heatwave in WA as La Nina comes to an end

The remnants of ex-cyclone will drag tropical moisture over parts of NSW and will cross into QLD on Thursday, with widespread rainfall expected for the regions as La Niña set to ease.

Australia has its coolest year in a decade and the wettest November - Vimarsana News

Australia has its coolest year in a decade and the wettest November

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, 2021 was the coldest year since 2012 for Ausralia and the wettest since 2016.

Monster 4,000km rain bomb to smash Australia - bringing the most intense downpour in DECADES - Vimarsana News

Monster 4,000km rain bomb to smash Australia - bringing the most intense downpour in DECADES

Pull out your umbrellas - a monster 4,000km rain bomb is set to smash Australia over the next 48 hours, with weather experts predicting the most intense downpour in decades.

Bushfire Seasonal Outlook: Australia's bushfire season projections released ahead of summer, impacted by La Niña - Vimarsana News

Bushfire Seasonal Outlook: Australia's bushfire season projections released ahead of summer, impacted by La Niña

Increased rainfall across parts of Australia has helped lower the nation’s bushfire outlook heading into summer, the National Council for fire and emergency services has confirmed.

Rain bomb stretching over 4,000km causes flooding across Australia - Vimarsana News

Rain bomb stretching over 4,000km causes flooding across Australia

A low pressure system that brought heavy rains and damaging winds to southern and western NSW is expected to push further east.