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How one artist in isolation is keeping his head in clouds
More hazard reduction burns for north coast national parks
Global collaboration to secure Antarctica’s future
Taste of winter relief in Basin weather outlook
UniSA researcher joins new $36m national program to preserve Antarctic
Hazard reduction burns in Medowie State Conservation Area
Projected minimum opening water allocations released
Estuaries are warming at twice rate of oceans and atmosphere
Bureau of Meteorology statement on COVID-19
Climate change triggers Great Barrier Reef bleaching
A tough 2020 ahead, but farmers likely to weather COVID-19 storm
2020 will be a difficult year, but Australian farmers likely to “weather COVID-19 storm” – Rabobank
Better Weather Data To Give Farmers More Certainty
On World Meteorological Day, Australia’s weather from space
Meeting of Council of Australian Governments: Communique
Update: USQ and DCAP
Autumn planned burning starting across state
Wet weather expected this week
NSW SES gears up for flash flooding across drought-affected areas
Senate Estimates reveal Australia not on track for Paris climate targets: Bandt
Second hottest summer on record evidence of climate health emergency
Australian Summer Now Over One Month Longer
Final significant fire contained in Victoria
March BOM forecast to guide Council on future water restrictions for region
Bureau looks ahead to autumn following a wetter end to a hot, dry summer
Water deficiency declared in shires of Dumbleyung and Kent
Community spirit rises with water levels as Malpas Dam hits 50 percent
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority closely monitoring reef temperatures
Sunshine Coast dams send water south
Esperance radar upgrade brings more weather data to region
TC Uesi, flooding & hazardous surf in eastern NSW
Humid conditions with storms to follow for much of Victoria
Unprecedented seventh water deficiency declared in WA
SEVERE STORM WARNING – Bureau of Meteorology
Residents urged to prepare as Tropical Cyclone Uesi tracks towards Lord Howe Island, NSW
Cyclone Uesi tracking off East Coast
More wet weather on way for already saturated communities
Emergency Opening Lake Conjola
Rain causes damage to Byron Shire roads
Possible Dangerous Flash Flooding for Central Coast
283mm in Belongil rain gauge in 24 hrs & 225mm at Cape Byron
SEVERE WEATHER EVENT – 06 February 2020, as at 10.30am
Severe Weather Update: tropical low over northwest WA, 5 February 2020
Severe Weather Update: heavy rainfall and potential flooding for NSW & QLD, 5 February 2020
A well stocked weather toolkit
Severe Weather Warning: thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and flooding for SE Australia, 31 January 2020
Total Fire Ban declared for Friday 31 January, for Mallee, Wimmera, South West, Northern Country, Northern Central and Central Districts…
Greenpatch camping ground closed