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Your Easter weekend forecast: Swathes of Australia to bask in sunshine but others will cop rain

Your Easter weekend forecast: Swathes of Australia to bask in sunshine but others will cop rain
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Wild weather is back: Terrifying thunderstorms threaten to unleash across Australia

Swathes of Australia s east coast are set to be battered by heavy rain and damaging winds this week, as wild summer weather returns. Tropical cyclone Kimi bearing down the north Queensland coast has intensified and been re-classed as Category 2 on Monday as emergency preparations begin ahead of the storm s landfall. The system is currently moving south with wind speeds of about 130km/h and a cyclone warning has been issued for Townsville, Ayr and Palm Island. The wild weather will not just be confined to the north of country, with south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales expected to also cop a hammering.

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Photo Appears to Show Shark Swimming Right Past Man s Backyard After Major Floods

Photo Appears to Show Shark Swimming Right Past Man s Backyard After Major Floods Newsweek 12/18/2020 James Crowley © Artur Debat/Getty Underwater view of the Barcelona s Aquarium scene with shark in big pool. You may expect to see a deer, raccoon or even a turkey somewhere in your backyard, but a large shark isn t usually in the mix of standard backyard wildlife, even in Australia. A Queensland man shared a post on Facebook about a bull shark that was able to swim up to his backyard after a large flood. Posted to the Gold Coast Community Facebook page, Timothee Morrison Dufour shared the picture which shows the shark s fin just outside a metal black fence in his backyard.

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