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Summer 2021 wrap up for the NEM

La Niña has just delivered much of the NEM the wettest and coldest summer in at least 5 years. But how have extreme temperatures and wind power stacked up this summer compared to the past?

 

 

 

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500km line of storms sweeping across the Goldfields, WA

Weatherzone’s Total Lightning network captured over 32 thousand lightning strikes in the Kalgoorlie region on Sunday and Monday, with more rainfall to come at the end of this week for the state’s southwest.  The image below shows a 500km line of thunderstorms stretching between Leinster and Salmon Gums on Monday morning as the sun rises.  Image: […]

Rain every day this week in NSW

The NSW coast can expect another week of rain as eastern Australia remains stuck in a stagnant pattern of wet and stormy weather. A stubborn high pressure system centred to the south of Australia has been driving moisture-laden winds into eastern Australia over the past week. This wet weather pattern is expected to linger for […]

Heaviest May rainfall in 82 years recorded in WA town

Parched areas of southwest WA have finally seen some rain this week, with Wandering recording its highest May rainfall in more than 82 years and the most rainfall the town has seen in 13 months.   The rain event began on Wednesday, with Bunbury recording a 2-day total of 55 mm to 9am on Friday, […]

Rain and storms spreading across NSW

A three-day soaking has begun in NSW, with rain and thunderstorms expected to spread across most of the state over the next 72 hours. An upper-level cut-off low will pass over NSW from west to east between Friday and Sunday. As this upper low crosses NSW, it will interact with moisture-laden air to produce widespread […]