The Latest Breaking News from La Niña

Begone you humid hussy!!!!

This spring is on track to be one of the wettest on record — and indicators suggest the big wet is set to continue for months to come.

Australians along the east cost are bracing for yet another round of heavy rainfall this weekend, after a band of stormy weather soaked most of the continent this week.

Australia’s largest city, Sydney, has been soaked by its wettest year on record with almost three months of expected above-average rain to spare

This week, rain has drenched almost all of Australia – even the arid interior. The heaviest falls have hit the continent’s southeast, where the huge deluge has just propelled Sydney past its annual rainfall record of 2.2 metres with three months to go until year’s end.

Despite some rainfall, state is still suffering from an extreme water shortage driven by the climate crisis – and La Niña may worsen it

It looks as though a cold, still and dry snap will arrive for many countries in November and December

Northern Australia is set to see a "warmer and wetter" build up period this year, with "a higher number of tropical cyclones" possible this wet season.

La Niña occurs naturally and essentially results in a widespread cooling of ocean surface temperature.