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ABC Emergency

ABC Emergency gives you warnings and coverage of events before and during emergencies, and information on preparation and recovery.
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Colourful Weather

Colourful Weather, presented by Nate Byrne from ABC News Breakfast, brings you the fun and fascinating science behind five very colourful events we can see in the sky, and is a collaboration between the ABC and the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Weird and Colourful Weather

From pyromaniac clouds to space weather storms, ABC weather guru Nate Byrne explains weird weather phenomena. This series is a collaboration between the ABC and the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Weather in 90 seconds

Weather in 90 seconds

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Perfect conditions trigger rare 'cloud waterfall' in WA

Take a climb up a peak in the early hours of the morning and you might be able to see a huge wave of white fog streaming down a cliff face. What causes these "cloud waterfalls" and how do you catch them?
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People with disability 'bear the brunt' of extreme heat. Experts tell us what will help

Extreme heat can affect people with disabilities in many ways. So how can we prepare to stay safe during heatwaves?
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As pilots bring this plane up to the wall of the hurricane, it starts to shake like 'an old wooden rollercoaster'

Each year, a team of scientists flies directly into the eyes of some of the world’s biggest storms as they try to solve one of meteorology's greatest forecasting fears — the rapid intensification of life-threatening hurricanes and cyclones.
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analysis:Has Sydney felt more like Cairns lately? You're not imagining it

Millions of Australians up and down the east coast have sweltered through exceptionally high humidity in recent weeks. So where is the humidity coming from?
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Are you slapping on the recommended seven teaspoons of sunscreen each day?

Experts say you should be using at least 35 millilitres of sunscreen every day. And if you get sweaty, you'll need to reapply. 
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