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Wind damage warning as severe weather hits
Emergency services are warning of the risk of falling trees as strong winds and rain again lash the state.
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Emergency services are warning of the risk of falling trees as strong winds and rain again lash the state.
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Parts of South Australia are potentially facing their coldest day of the year with snow flurries possible in the state’s mid-north and Flinders districts, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
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A wintry blast is set to hit South Australia on Thursday afternoon, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning that wind gusts of more than 90km/h are possible and the Adelaide Hills could get up to 100mm of rain before the end of the week.
An “unusual” thick fog enveloped Adelaide on Tuesday morning, with InDaily photographer Tony Lewis capturing this image of city buildings peeking above the gloom at sunrise.
Australia has endured its driest spring on record, setting the scene for a devastating bushfire season in which fierce blazes have swept across the country.
Australians face the prospect of sweating through more intense heatwaves and being swamped by more frequent downpours of heavy rain in the coming decades as a result of climate change.
