Sydney Hailstorms, December 20, 2018
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تويتر \ Bureau of Meteorology, South Australia على تويتر: "Rain has started over the #Adelaide area 🌧️ 💧 So far around 10mm has been recorded over Lower Eyre Peninsula - with more
BOM Weather smartphone app - YouTube
Weird patterns on radar as rain band hits | Farm Weekly | WA
Queensland Police Service - BOM has issued a severe thunderstorm warning – South East Queensland for destructive wind and large hailstones. At 6:05 pm, very dangerous thunderstorms were detected on weather radar
BoM completes installation of Doppler radar in Queensland | Meteorological Technology International
New Radar maps for Wollongong
Mystery solved! Jane Bunn explains why the BOM radar says it's always raining near Ballan
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Gold Coast weather: BOM warns of thunderstorms with 'giant hail', destructive winds and intense rain leading to flash flooding | Gold Coast Bulletin
BOM radar shows NSW, Queensland set for severe thunderstorms from 'unusual' mid-May weather system | 7NEWS
Sydney Hailstorms, December 20, 2018
Townsville BoM staff at risk of being redeployed or made redundant | Townsville Bulletin
Bureau of Meteorology weather radar picks up on mystery rain band over Toowoomba | Daily Mail Online
BOM weather radar shows severe thunderstorm warning for NSW | 7NEWS
BoM unveils first-ever weather app - Software - iTnews
128 km Brisbane (Mt Stapylton) Radar Loop
NSW SES Campbelltown Unit - The latest image from the BOM radar shows heavy rainfall on its way towards us. For detailed weather reports please visit www.bom.gov.au We would recommend staying inside
Melbourne weather: Radar glitch creates cyclone eye of the storm near Laverton | Herald Sun
What are these circular lines on the BoM radar this evening? : r/melbourne
BOM glitch sparks wild conspiracy theories | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
