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Hailstorms Western Sydney and Lower Blue Mountains
26 Sep 2026 · Sydney, NSW
First Storm and Hail Event for Season 2026-2027 – Western Sydney – Friday 25 September 2026
25 Sep 2026 · Western Sydney, NSW
Warm Weekend with 30C Maximum Daytime Temperatures – Western Sydney 19 and 20 September 2026
20 Sep 2026 · Western Sydney, NSW
A Week of Rain – Eastern New South Wales and Queensland – May 24 to 29
31 May 2026 · Eastern NSW
Storm Chase and Spectacular Thunderstorm Cell Camden NSW – Thursday 26 March 2026
27 Mar 2026 · Camden, NSW
Camden to Campbelltown Hailstorm 26th March 2026
26 Mar 2026 · Sydney, NSW
Significant Western Sydney Afternoon Thunderstorm with Large Hail – Saturday 21 March 2026
21 Mar 2026 · Western Sydney, NSW
Heavy Showers Cause Localised Flooding Across The Sydney Region – 18 and 19 March 2026
20 Mar 2026 · Sydney, NSW
Intense Rainstorm / Thunderstorm Impacts Parts of Western Sydney – Hornsby to Horsley Park – Saturday Evening 7 March 2026
8 Mar 2026 · Hornsby to Horsley Park, NSW
Late thunderstorm Outer Western Sydney – Monday 9 February 2026
13 Feb 2026 · Outer Western Sydney, NSW
A Contrast of Two Storms Across Western Sydney – Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February 2026
6 Feb 2026 · Western Sydney, NSW
Spectacular lightning show over Western Sydney Saturday evening 31 January 2026
1 Feb 2026 · Western Sydney, NSW
All storm reports from Gospers Mountain fire, NSW →
Kyogle to Beaudesert supercell 3rd December 2016
5 Dec 2016 · Kyogle to Beaudesert, QLD
Spectacular Storms hit Sydney 5th December 2014
5 Dec 2014 · Horsley Park, NSW
Severe Storms Southern Tablelands 4th December 2014
5 Dec 2014 · Bundanoon, NSW
Storms, Rain and Snow 5th December 2013
5 Dec 2013 · Perisher Valley, NSW
Weather models placing storm chances throughout the week
5 Dec 2006 · Sydney, NSW
North Coast ridge of high pressure eliminates storm chances
5 Dec 2006 · Northern Rivers, NSW
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Great pictures, although a potential bad situation. Nice pyrocumulus.
Excellent photos but frightening in a sense too. My brother is out fighting the big blaze at Batemans Bay and thus such scenes are playing out right along the eastern part of the state. We were at Warragamba Dam last Saturday and could see the plume from the dam wall. Now I am aware that fire has jumped the water body as it continues east. That is a serious fire too. I am reading that the second half of summer should see some rains return thus helping the situation but that is a number of weeks away.