No let up as rain, storms spark floods, power outages
The first week of January continues to be a wild start to 2024, with storms lashing Australia's east coast, leading to floods, rescues and loss of power.
The first week of January continues to be a wild start to 2024, with storms lashing Australia's east coast, leading to floods, rescues and loss of power.
The first week of 2024 is off to a wild start, with storms continuing to lash Australia's east coast and a heatwave baking the north of the continent.
Severe thunderstorms have left tens of thousands of Victorians in the dark and sparked widespread delays at Melbourne Airport.
The first week of 2024 is off to a wild weather start with storms continuing to lash the east coast and a heatwave leaving people in the north sweltering.
Australian Defence Force personnel are set to arrive in storm-ravaged areas of southeast Queensland and northern NSW from Thursday.
The risk of flash flooding is threatening communities in two states as heavy rain brings a soggy start to the new year and many people are still without power.
Hot conditions will continue to roast parts of northern Australia into the new year, with temperatures expected to exceed 40C.
Crews have attended dozens of flood rescue incidents as heavy rain continues in southeast Queensland and northern NSW.
New Year's festivities over, another year of uncertainty has dawned with hangovers from 2023 but some predictions for 2024 suggest better times ahead.
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast more heavy rain in southeast Queensland and northern NSW amid warnings of swollen waterways and flash floods.
Heatwave conditions will continue to roast parts of northern Australia into the new year, with temperatures expected to exceed 40C.
The last day of 2023 has brought heavy rain and hail for parts of Australia with flash flooding around Coffs Harbour on the NSW north coast.
The risk of flash flooding is threatening communities in Queensland and NSW as heavy rain brings a soggy start to the new year.
A heatwave is gripping parts of northern Australia with temperatures 8C to 12C above average forecast in some areas as the nation welcomes 2024.
The first day of 2024 is forecast to bring heavy rain and giant hail for parts of Australia, with communities warned about the possibility of flash flooding.
The last day of 2023 is forecast to bring heavy rain and hail for parts of Australia, with communities warned about the possibility of flash flooding.
Queenslanders are on alert for more storms as recovery efforts continue after wild weather ravaged much of the state's southeast.
The federal government will review the national emergency warning systems following criticism in the aftermath of storm and cyclone disasters.
The last day of 2023 is forecast to bring heavy rain and giant hail for parts of Australia, with communities warned about the possibility of flash flooding.
Heatwave conditions are set to hit the Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia with the mercury likely to hit high 40s in several areas.
Gold Coast residents fear the road to recovery may be a long one after storms tore through the area on Christmas night, leaving thousands still without power.
Queensland's recovery from multiple natural disasters could take some time, with devastating storms and scorching heat smashing parts of the state.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to return to parts of eastern Australia, putting a dampener on New Year's Eve celebrations.
Severe east coast thunderstorms are being predicted as wet weather continues, with some hospital patients impacted by devastating storms unable to return home.
The federal emergency management minister has warned that Queensland's recovery from multiple natural disasters could "take some time".
Most of northern Australia is set for severe heatwave conditions and the weather bureau warns residents to stay indoors and keep the heat out of their homes.
Some Queensland households damaged by severe storms could be left without power until New Year's Eve or longer while the state faces extreme heat.
A man's body has been found near an inundated campsite where a woman was discovered dead the day before, in Victoria's east.
Storms ravaging Queensland have killed seven people, including a nine-year-old girl, since Christmas day.
A young girl is one of two people found dead while four others are reported missing following severe storms in southeast Queensland.
Boxing Day thunderstorms are expected to continue battering the east coast after some regions likely endured their wettest Christmas on record.