Large parts of eastern and northern Australia are preparing for a wet and stormy weekend, with forecasters warning heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and flooding could impact several states.

The east coast, in particular, will be hit with heavy rain with flood watch warnings issued across Queensland and NSW. Sky News Weather meteorologist Tamsin Green said the threat of thunderstorms, ...

More rain and “severe weather” is on the way for the majority states on Tuesday, with millions facing the threat of flash flooding.

A developing tropical cyclone is set to bear down on northern Australia, with the Northern Territory in the firing line as the system tracks west across the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Far North Queensland residents have been warned to move to higher ground as flood water threatens lives and property.

Tropical Cyclone Narelle is closing in on Queensland, with the rest of the east coast also facing “severe” thunderstorms and heavy rain.

Sky News Weather Senior Meteorologist Rob Sharpe has explained how he expects Australia’s climate to change in the coming months below. La Nina has provided the expected extra rainfall to Australia ...

Less than average rainfall is predicted for the three months from April to June, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest seasonal outlook. The forecast suggests a dramatic shift from the ...

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