Residents warned Narelle clean-up to take weeks
The damage brought by Tropical Cyclone Narelle in the worst-hit areas is still being assessed but recovery will not be swift.
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Residents in the firing line of a destructive ex-tropical cyclone have been warned to remain vigilant, with damaging winds and heavy rain still to come.
Eastern states have been lashed with heavy rain and strong winds as skiers rejoice after fresh snow lands the first powder of the season.
Top End locals are anxiously watching river levels as ex-tropical cyclone Narelle moves west, triggering flood warnings in Western Australia's Kimberley region.
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Cyclone brings fresh flood threat to sodden towns
Tropical Cyclone Narelle has crossed into its second Australia jurisdiction, bring with it the threat of further flooding for sodden communities.
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Residents brace for impact as cyclone crosses coast
Remote Top End residents are bracing for destructive winds, heavy rain and flash flooding as a major cyclone approaches its second landfall.
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Cyclone weakens but danger remains as storm lashes Cape
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is lashing Australia's far north, with residents told to shelter in place as the powerful storm batters the flood-ravaged region.
A remote community is bracing for the biggest cyclone to hit the region in more than a century, seven years after a category four storm devastated the town.
A flood-hit region is on high alert after a monster system hurtling toward northern Australia intensifies, with Cyclone Narelle upgraded to category five.
A flood-hit region is bracing for more destruction after being warned one of the biggest cyclones in living memory is set to hit northern Australia.
Australia is seesawing between floods and fires with increasing frequency, leaving a trail of ecosystem stress, property damage and strained council budgets.
Two bodies have been found in the search for tourists who went missing in a rain-hit region, devastating the local community as they recover from flooding.
Residents have been airlifted to safety as rising floodwaters surge across Australia's Top End fed by heavy rain.
An unusually long-lasted and destructive weather system that formed over the Australian desert is weakening as a potential cyclone looms elsewhere.
A sodden state reeling from flooding is bracing for more rain as the Bureau of Meteorology waits to see if a Coral Sea low will develop into a cyclone.
Millions are bracing for torrential rains, severe storms and dangerous floods as a tropical low brings unpredictable weather to swathes of the country.
Flash flooding from more than 100mm of rain falling over three hours in Sydney has prompted evacuations and rescues.
Isolated heavy downpours are continuing across an already soaked state, with forecasters predicting more rain to come.
A stubborn "heat dome" has produced dozens of temperature records as Australia continues to hold the title of hottest place in the world.
