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A line of spectacular storms swept across Brisbane and Southeast Queensland as high-based storms interacted with the seabreeze front to brin

A pattern change will see a trough lie over NE NSW / SE QLD for a period bringing increased rainfall & storm activity.

Significant bushfire concerns are expected on Boxing Day as powerful cold front sweeps through.

A convergence line and tropical low have combined to bring a tropical deluge across parts of northern Queensland.

Recent heavy rain and storm activity across parts of northern Australia will ease with large parts of the country enjoying stable conditions

One more day of heavy shower & storm activity is expected for SE QLD before contracting into northern Queensland where a tropical low may de

A sub-tropical low is expected to cross the central QLD coastline, bringing heavy rain & storm activity down to the NSW/QLD border.

Temperatures to soar into the high 40s while showers & storms occur across eastern Queensland.

While a brief reprieve and rain and storm activity is expected for NSW, Victoria and South Australia - long term patterns remain wetter.

Falls of 100-200mm have pushed saturated catchments into flood.

Heavy rain may increase flood risks for local areas of SE QLD / NE NSW as broad moderate to locally heavy falls occur elsewhere over AUS.

Maximum wind gusts were the same, why was Robyn a tropical cyclone at 3pm but not 9am?

High levels of tropical moisture and a series of upper troughs will fuel an increase in rain and storm activity this week.

Chilly conditions are occurring across parts of Queensland while temperatures in southern Australia are likely to climb.

Solar panel damage can be prevented by the use of hail stow capabilities and accurate, targeted hail alerts.

A pattern shift is on the way bringing increasing rainfall and cooler temperatures to parts of QLD & NE NSW.

A prolonged period of supercells has resulted in an active start to the severe storm and hail season for Brisbane and surrounding areas.

A severe thunderstorm outbreak is expected across eastern Australia tomorrow with the worst activity likely around SE QLD & NE NSW.

Warm and humid conditions are likely to bring an increase in storms with flash flooding, damaging winds and hail all possible.