Cyclone Alfred map tracker: When and where will the Category 2 storm make landfall?
Millions of people in Queensland and northern New South Wales under warnings to hunker down or evacuate, with flights, trains ...
Brisbane on alert: these maps show the suburbs most likely to flood during Cyclone Alfred
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is forecast to strike densely populated areas of southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales.
Flood emergency warnings eased in Queensland and New South Wales
Flood emergency warnings caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred are beginning to ease in parts of Queensland and New South ...
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Weather map reveals where torrential rain and flooding will hit Britain as commuters brace for blustery start to the week
The forecaster warned of 'dangerous' conditions near the coasts with power cuts also possible, with 18 flood warnings and 120 alerts issued in England and Wales. The warning covered south and ...
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Met Office issues AMBER warning for rain with flooding expected to cause havoc: UK weather map reveals where will be worst hit overnight
A new map reveals the worst-hit areas with ... Heavy and persistent rain brings a risk of significant inland flooding in parts of south and mid Wales. 'Impacts could include river flooding and ...
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JBA Risk Management launches new Australian flood model
UK-based flood specialist JBA Risk Management has launched a new inland flood model for Australia to meet growing demand from ...
Northern NSW warned ex-Cyclone Alfred emergency not over, with rising flood levels in Grafton
Recovery efforts have started in communities where conditions have eased in northern New South Wales, though people are urged to stay on high alert amid floodwaters.
Alfred, No Longer a Cyclone, Makes Landfall in Australia
One man died in floodwaters, the authorities said, and over 330,000 customers were without power in South East Queensland.
‘Deja Vu’ Lismore’s Wilson River to flood once again
The flood-ravaged city of Lismore is facing disaster again amid fears the Wilson River’s banks could burst in a matter of hours.