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The thunderstorm that crossed through Western Sydney has left considerable damage around Blacktown and Doonside. This morning, I did a 3 km walk around Doonside which was one of the hardest areas hit by the event (A microburst event with damaging to destructive straight line winds) and noted the following: Numerous SES crews and emergency […]

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Wednesday will certainly go down as a significant weather day. First the heat in which the days temperature had exceeded 30C by 9 am to 9.30 am, followed by an intense thunderstorm that ripped through the region during the early afternoon. I was fortunate enough to be able to leave work early Wednesday to start […]

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After giving the city of Darwin a glancing blow, Tropical Cyclone Fina is now retreating from the Northern Territory coastline. However, it has left its mark with some incredible rainfall totals for November and far in excess of what the average monthly totals that would be expected. The following is identified to 9 am Sunday […]

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The Australian tropical cyclone season usually starts in November and concludes during April. Generally, it is rare to see a tropical storm develop into a tropical cyclone within Australian waters during the month of November. However, Tropical Cyclone Fina has achieved this rare feat and is now one of the earliest such storms to develop […]

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A rather difficult and challenging storm chase was undertaken during Saturday by Jimmy and myself spanning a 12.5 hour period between 10 am and 10.30 pm Saturday. It was made difficult because weather models were challenging to interpret and careful analysis was required to get this right. Several targets were considered including the Goulburn / […]

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