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Australia's Bushfires Leave Trail of Death and Destruction
Fourteen bushfires burning across southern Australia have killed two people, thousands of animals, and destroyed 16 homes, and authorities today said they feared the toll could rise.
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Climate Indicators Suggest El Nino is Forming: Australian Weather Bureau
Climate indicators are nearing levels associated with an El Nino weather event, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday.
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Two Cyclones May Form Off Australian Coast: Reports
A cyclone is expected to develop off Australia's northwest later in the week, potentially threatening mining operations, while a second cyclone could hit the east coast, the country's weather agency said on Tuesday.
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Climate Indicators Show Renewed Signs of El Nino: Australia
The Pacific Ocean has warmed in the last two weeks, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday, renewing signs of the development of an El Nino weather pattern.
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Threat of El Nino Eases, Says Australian Weather Agency
Pacific Ocean temperatures have eased in recent weeks and an El Nino weather event later this year is now indicated by only a slight majority of climate models, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday.
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Australia's Bushfires Leave Trail of Death and Destruction
Fourteen bushfires burning across southern Australia have killed two people, thousands of animals, and destroyed 16 homes, and authorities today said they feared the toll could rise.
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Climate Indicators Suggest El Nino is Forming: Australian Weather Bureau
Climate indicators are nearing levels associated with an El Nino weather event, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday.
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Two Cyclones May Form Off Australian Coast: Reports
A cyclone is expected to develop off Australia's northwest later in the week, potentially threatening mining operations, while a second cyclone could hit the east coast, the country's weather agency said on Tuesday.
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Climate Indicators Show Renewed Signs of El Nino: Australia
The Pacific Ocean has warmed in the last two weeks, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday, renewing signs of the development of an El Nino weather pattern.
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Threat of El Nino Eases, Says Australian Weather Agency
Pacific Ocean temperatures have eased in recent weeks and an El Nino weather event later this year is now indicated by only a slight majority of climate models, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Tuesday.
