JUST RELEASED: BMOS Bulletin Quarter 2, 2020-June 2020 Edition.

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JUST RELEASED: Volume 33 Issue 2 of The bulletin of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Journal for Quarter 2 of 2020-June Edition has just been RELEASED!. With our very own Owner/Founder, CEO, Storm Researcher and Amateur Meteorologist Daniel Hayward co-authoring and making an appearance, in conjunction/partnership with the Bureau of Meteorology investigation team, who …

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Women’s Santos Tour Down Under Forecast January 10th-13th 2019.

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ADELAIDE, AUS-A new year and a new season of Cycling down under in Australia. The First Major event is the Women’s Santos Tour Down Under which will be contested by riders from around the world over 4 stages and 4 days. So with Stage 1 tomorrow and all pre-race interviews done and dusted let’s get …

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More cyclone activity for the Gulf of Carpentaria and Coral Sea for New Years as up to 4 tropical lows likely to form along a monsoonal trough in the Australian/South Pacific Regions.

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Brisbane, AUS, The first lot of 4 tropical lows are likely to develop over the Gulf of Carpentaria on Monday with another two likely to develop in the Coral Sea/South Pacific and one also in the Indian Ocean along a deepening and active monsoonal trough. The one out in the Indian Ocean and one of …

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Australia’s first named Tropical Cyclone “Owen” to resurrect in the Gulf of Carpentaria in coming 24-48 hours and strengthen into a Cat 3 System by late this week.

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Brisbane, AUS-Australia officially started it’s cyclone season on November 1st 2018. However despite the bushfires in Queensland and flooding in Sydney and the wettest November for both Sydney and Melbourne a new weather threat is making it’s appearance. A Tropical Low (INVEST 97P) is currently situated in the Solomon Islands and will move S/SW over …

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