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National weather forecast for Wednesday June 3.
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National weather forecast for Wednesday June 3

National weather forecast for Wednesday June 3.

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Containers flying through the air at Perth Airport on Sunday during an intense storm.

‘Once-in-five-year storm’ wreaks havoc on Perth, 34,000 remain without power

At its peak, the storm wiped out power to 160,000 households.

  • Heather McNeill
Wild weather has caused flooding of roads in Applecross.

‘Prepare for extended outages’: More than 30,000 homes without power as WA storm rages on

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services has upgraded wild weather warnings across the state to watch-and-act levels due to damaging to destructive winds forecast this evening.

  • Michael Philipps
Perth is bracing for wild weather this weekend.

‘Destructive winds, heavy rain, tornadoes’: Monster storm bearing down on WA

Warnings have been issued for residents throughout the state as the weather amps up on Saturday evening.

  • Rebecca Peppiatt
The cold front moving towards the WA coast on Friday.

‘Once in five-year’ storm set to hit WA’s coast over long weekend

The Bureau of Meteorology is warning the “deep low” system will begin impacting west-facing towns as far north as Geraldton as of Saturday evening, before moving down the coast and smashing parts of Lancelin and heading towards the state’s south west.

  • Hannah Murphy
National weather forecast for Wednesday, May 6
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National weather forecast for Wednesday, May 6

National weather forecast for Wednesday, May 6

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National weather forecast for Monday, May 4
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National weather forecast for Monday, May 4

National weather forecast for Monday, May 4

National weather forecast for Sunday April 12.
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National weather forecast for Sunday April 12

National weather forecast for Sunday April 12.

A vessel tipped on its side at Exmouth marina.

Exmouth cut off by land and air after Cyclone Narelle causes ‘extensive’ damage

Narelle made landfall on Friday as a category 3 system and continued to track south throughout Saturday, where brought destructive winds to inland communities despite losing strength.

  • Rebecca Peppiatt
Cyclone Narelle has passed through Carnarvon as a category three storm, bringing winds in excess of 125 km/h.
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Cyclone Narelle passes through Carnarvon as a category three storm

Cyclone Narelle has passed through Carnarvon as a category three storm, bringing winds in excess of 125 km/h.