The next few weeks will see a rainy and stormy climate driver known as the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) which will make for a wet second half of November and even early December.
The next few weeks will see a rainy and stormy climate driver known as the Southern Annular Mode which will make for a wet second half of November and even early December.and more regions are bracing for the same as SAM brings strong winds, cold fronts and a low pressure system.Rainfall and heavy thunderstorms are headed towards south-east Queensland over the next few days including damaging winds and hail.
Thunderstorms will also hit Western Australia with severe weather travelling through inland areas over the next 24 hours."The severe phenomenon we're most likely to see with storms over WA today is damaging wind gusts with gusts in excess of 90km/h," she added. WA is set to be hit the hardest in tomorrow's forecast and storms will also roll in across the Northern Territory, parts of New South Wales and Queensland.
Wild weather hit south-east Queensland yesterday, with damaging winds, torrential rain and some hail battering areas along Ipswich, Logan and Brisbane City.A Southern Annual Mode is a climate driver that influences weather patterns in weeks-long periods.
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