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During Friday February 6, a cluster of thunderstorms moved off the coast and began to rotate around a low pressure cell west of Broome (Western Australia). During Saturday February 7, the system had developed into a Category 1 tropical cyclone which was named Mitchell. By Sunday, the storm was tracking parallel to the Western Australia […]
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Over the weekend spanning the 31 January and 1 February 2026, two thunderstorms crossed over Western Sydney but the contrast between the two events were considerable and noteworthy. Thunderstorm Number one Thunderstorm Number one already highlighted in an earlier post featured the following: Other than some impressive cloud to ground lightning flashes that occurred, the […]
The attached images show an impressive display of lightning over parts of Western Sydney late Saturday evening. At around 10 pm, a small thunderstorm passed over parts of Western Sydney. I could tell that the storm was high based. It produced little rainfall although a light shower passed over. Given the conditions, it featured an […]
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Following from the Wednesday post on this item, the heatwave gripping the inland has now reached a length of 7 days although a cooler wind change is expected late Saturday and into Sunday which will conclude the event. Over the past 2 days the same region has again experienced temperatures of over 40C with 47C […]
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Again, some remarkable maximum temperatures have occurred across Western New South Wales but equally impressive are the overnight minimums that are appearing at various weather inland weather stations. Following another day where 48C maximum temperatures have occurred, it has now reached a point where there is minimal overnight cooling and thus the previous days heat […]
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