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‘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.
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smh.com.au
‘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…
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theage.com.au
WA bracing for 'once in five-year' storm
Perth and the South West are set to be pummelled by "tornado-strength" wind gusts and dangerous swells in "once in five-year" storm.
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theguardian.com
‘Significant’ storm to hammer millions in WA and bring icy weather to NSW, Victoria and SA
Bureau of Meteorology says WA residents should brace for wind gusts higher than 125km/h – the strength of category two cyclones
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‘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.
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Once-in-five-year storm due to hit Perth in coming hours
As the massive storm's set to bare down on parts of WA, the coastal town of Lancelin is tonight on high alert as huge swells threaten to breach its already eroded coastline.
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sbs.com.au
Devastating storm set to move across Australia after leaving thousands in WA without power
The powerful weather event is being described as a "once in five-year" storm and is bringing winds of up to 125km/ph.
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Thousands without power in Perth as destructive storms hit WA
Wind gusts up to 125km/h forecast to hit city as residents urged to stay away from windows
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‘Once-in-five-year storm’ wreaks havoc on Perth, 70,000 remain without power
The low-pressure system, which on Monday was tracking south-east, upended trees, downed power lines and turned roads into rivers.
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‘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.