The tropical low over the Kimberly region is slowly moving southwest over the region and heading towards the deserts near the Pilbara. In its wake, heavy rainfall continues to soak the region with flooding – some regions are reporting rates of over 100mm per 24 hours. Kununurra, WA exceeded 290mm in its rainfall figures. By later this week, the tropical low may be situated over the northern parts of Western Australia. The low may weaken and begin to send off cloud bands that may begin to affect the southern parts of Australia including South Australia and Victoria providing the first useful rains in some time and hopefully cooling conditions there.
Floods
Floods · General Weather
Heavy Rain and Flooding North Western Australia 10th February 2014
More storms near Kununurra, WA
Chasing the Monsoon Australia 2018 to 19
26 Aug 2020 · East Kimberley, WA
Tropical Cyclone Billy: WA 17-26 Dec 2008
17 Dec 2008 · Wyndham, WA
All storm reports from Kununurra, WA →
Also on 10 February
Heavy rainfall and storms drench parts of New South Wales – 5 and 6 February 2024
10 Feb 2024 · New South Wales
2 years already!!!
Friday Sydney storms. First a blackout stopped me from getting in and then this combined with not being able to get into the compu…
10 Feb 2021 · Sydney, NSW
You chase all over the Northern Road for structure etc. Come back to the lookout…
10 Feb 2020 · Glenmore Park, NSW
Nice cell SW of Luddenham
Another cell approaching Penrith
10 Feb 2020 · Luddenham, NSW
Tropical Low development North Western Australia 10th February 2014
10 Feb 2014 · Pilbara coast (Port Hedland), WA
Hunter Region shows promise for rain
10 Feb 2014 · Hunter, NSW
Supercell and severe storms in Sydney 10th February 2013
10 Feb 2013 · Sydney, NSW
Storms NSW 10 feb 2012
10 Feb 2012 · Newcastle, NSW
Re: Lightning Photography video
10 Feb 2011
Victorian bushfires disaster after killer fires devastate the region
10 Feb 2009 · Kinglake (Black Saturday fires), VIC
1 comment
Add a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Two large monsoonal lows in succession is not at all common!