Tens of thousands have been ordered to evacuate their homes, thousands more are on watch to evacuate, and millions across the city, its surrounds and beyond are battling flooded roads, mouldy homes and umbrellas that simply are not up to the task.
"It's not strong enough anymore to be classified as La Niña."
"It's really still too early to say though what the rest of the year will look like with any certainty."Loading "We put it, in our forecast, the probability of this event appearing at around 60 per cent," Dr Santoso said. "The Bureau of Meteorology surveys eight climate models, and five of them — five out of eight — point to a La Niña condition towards the end of the year."Stronger-than-average trade winds concentrate the warm waters around the Coral Sea as well as encouraging moist, on-shore air.
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