Renewed flooding is expected for some parts of the state. 9News
The next week will be cold, windy and rainy as a "conveyor belt of cold fronts" sweeps over south east Australia, plunging temperatures and putting multiple states on alert once again.
"Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart and Canberra - and everywhere in between - can expect a persistent spell of blustery, cool to cold, showery weather – with the first burst on Thursday into Friday morning," the weather service wrote.A "conveyer belt of cold fronts" will sweeps over south east Australia- the first is expected to hit today.
"With the landscape already wet and some rivers already in flood there is a risk of renewed flooding for parts of NSW, Victoria and Tasmania" he said. "Behind it with this very cold air we could see thunderstorms, local hail along the south coast including for Melbourne."Thunderstorms, heavy rain and even hail could pound parts of Victoria - including Melbourne.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
First-of-its-kind 'portable PCR test' to hit Australian shelves this yearA new COVID-19 test billed as Australia&x27;s first &x27;do it yourself&x27; PCR kit will be available for sale by the end of the year.
Read more »
Hidden factor driving historic potential third La NinaA third back-to-back La Nina weather event isn&x27;t great news for Australia&x27;s east coast.
Read more »
Hidden factor driving historic potential third La NinaThe Bureau of Meteorology has issued a warning to Australia's east coast to brace for another La Niña weather event this year. 9News
Read more »
Will Morrison stay or will he go? The choice comes down to one person, Uhlmann saysCalls for former Prime Minister Scott Morrison to resign from parliament are growing, following revelations he secretly appointed himself to five additional portfolios between March 2020 and May 2021. Do you think he should resign? 9News STORY:
Read more »
Possible bread shortage after bakery fire in south-west SydneyA fire which engulfed a bakery in Sydney&x27;s southwest last week could be the cause of a significant city-wide bread shortage.
Read more »
NSW government accepts all recommendations from long-awaited flood inquiryThe New South Wales government will accept all of the 28 key recommendations put forward in the state&x27;s flood inquiry report.
Read more »