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Bureau of Meteorology to declare third La Niña is under way for Australia

East coast communities prepare for more rain and floods as they enter relatively rare third year of climate event

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Climate oscillations, ENSO and more: are they changing?

Which are the major climate oscillations that drive the world's weather, and how might they change with climate change?

Hawkesbury riverNew south walesUnited statesUnited kingdomIndian oceanKristian strommenAndrew kingJudah cohenFlauren dauphinBagus santosoJoel hirschiCentre of excellenceUniversity of oxfordMassachusetts institute of technologyNational oceanography centreClimate change research centre

More extreme El Nino, La Nina events could drive global warming, study finds

It could have impact on the wind and ocean circulation patterns in the Southern Ocean. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Sydney floods: What is causing so much rain and flooding in Sydney?

Sydney has posted its wettest year on record, and it’s only halfway through. So what is causing the downpour, and why is Sydney prone to flooding, particularly now?

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Climate link to Sydney floods points to growing disaster risks

As the planet heats up, more damaging flooding events in Australia - and elsewhere - can be expected. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Indian oceanNew south walesAustralian capital territoryPacific oceanMark howdenBagus santosoEl ninoInstitute for climateClimate change research centreAustralian national universityUniversity of new south walesBureau of meteorologyEnergy disaster solutionsSouth eastern australiaIndian ocean dipoleProfessor mark howden

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