Australia Storms refer to severe weather events that occur in Australia, characterized by intense winds, heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, hail, and sometimes tornadoes. These storms can lead to significant impacts such as flooding, property damage, and disruptions to infrastructure and ecosystems. The various regions of Australia experience storms differently, with coastal areas often facing tropical cyclones, while inland areas may encounter severe thunderstorms linked to broader climatic patterns. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology monitors and forecasts these weather events, providing alerts and warnings to help mitigate risks associated with severe storms.
Thirteen thousand five hundred customers were affected by power outages due to severe lightning storms in Victoria. Ground crews and helicopters are actively assessing and repairing damage caused by the…