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El Niño usually brings dry weather, so why have we just had weeks of heavy rain?

El Niño usually brings dry weather, so why have we just had weeks of heavy rain?
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Sydney, Brisbane and Perth face increased risk of bushfire this summer | Bushfires

Seasonal bushfire outlook for 2023-24 suggests large areas of eastern Australia could burn but authorities say forecast not as dire as 2019’s black summer

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Bureau forecasts unusually warm summer

Bureau forecasts unusually warm summer
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Bureau of Meteorology researchers propose changes to El Niño and La Niña criteria

Bureau of Meteorology researchers propose changes to El Niño and La Niña criteria
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Severe weather warning issued in Victoria and NSW as fires could be followed by flash flooding

Severe weather warnings are in place for parts of NSW and Victoria as fires continue to burn fuelled by hot dry heat ahead of heavy rain and strong winds causing potential floods.

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