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'Soggy start' to school holidays for NSW

The Bureau of Meteorology has warned of flooded campgrounds and dangerous driving conditions on the first weekend of school holidays in NSW.

Whip Out Your Fuzzy Jim-Jams & Hot Water Botties ‘Cos Winter Weather Is Coming For Eastern Aus

Whip Out Your Fuzzy Jim-Jams & Hot Water Botties ‘Cos Winter Weather Is Coming For Eastern Aus

Humid Girl Autumn is officially over!

As floods ease, Australia's biggest state braces for damaging surf and wind

As floods ease, Australia's biggest state braces for damaging surf and wind

The entire coast of Australia's most populous state was told to brace for high waves and powerful winds on Thursday as a low pressure system that left entire towns flooded moved offshore.

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Sydney experiences wettest start to the year since records began in 1859

Sydney is enduring its wettest start to the year since records began in 1859, and while the rain is set to ease, authorities are warning it doesn't mean the state's flooding emergency is over.

BOM warns of more wet weather, dangerous conditions as east coast low looms off NSW

East coast lows have wrought historic destruction in the past and with this system set to coincide with the highest astronomical tides of the year, warnings are in place for much of the state.

BOM warns Sydney could be next to flood, people in city's north-west told to 'prepare now'

Sydney residents are told to brace for flooding, as the BOM warns 200mm of rain could fall in six hours and Premier Dominic Perrottet says "the worst could be yet to come".

Death toll rises to 10 as bodies found in Lismore and Glen Esk – as it happened

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Why Perth and the Pilbara keep smashing temperature records and how heatwaves occur

Why Perth and the Pilbara keep smashing temperature records and how heatwaves occur

Here's why this year's "unusual" heatwave season has delivered record-breaking summer temperatures in Western Australia, and why there is more hot weather on the way.

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