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Meteorologists have warned of destructive wind gusts exceeding 125 kilometres per hour as severe thunderstorms continue to impact Queensland and New South Wales. Emergency warnings remain in place for thousands of residents across the affected regions.
Severe thunderstorms have caused widespread power outages across south-east Queensland, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of continued risks including large hail and destructive winds.
Health authorities have issued a thunderstorm asthma warning for parts of eastern and northern Victoria due to high pollen levels and predicted storm activity.
South-east Queensland is under a severe storm warning as heavy rainfall pushes regional totals toward six-year records.
Severe weather conditions are impacting south-east Queensland, with authorities warning of flash flooding, large hail, and damaging winds today.
A powerful multi-state thunderstorm system is impacting eastern Australia, bringing threats of giant hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding.
The National Centre of Meteorology has issued an updated forecast for the UAE, highlighting potential rain, fog, and shifting wind patterns for October 25, 2026.
Australians are frequently searching for 'BOM radar Melbourne' as they seek real-time weather information and updates from the Bureau of Meteorology.
Heavy rain and flash flooding across south-east Queensland have led to school closures and emergency rescues, though conditions are expected to ease.
The term 'BOM' is trending in Australia. This article clarifies that the search interest relates to international developments not currently impacting Australia.
A powerful jetstream is fueling a potential bomb cyclone heading toward Europe, causing a significant weather shift in Austria by midweek.
The National Centre of Meteorology predicts a 96% probability of El Niño conditions affecting the UAE from November 2026 through March 2027.
