Severe weather
fronts are lashing several regions of Australia, with a man dying after
being swept away by floodwaters in Queensland and a "mini-tornado"
destroying several homes in New South Wales.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) said a unique set of weather
patterns were responsible for the nation-wide wet weather event, not expected
to be repeated anytime soon.
"It's quite unusual to see this sort of pattern develop
right across that broad section of states," BoM meteorologist Craig Burke
told the ABC.
Read the ABC story
- “Severe weather lashes Australia; man killed in Queensland and homes destroyed in NSW.”
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