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Sorry, I have a nagging doubt
Honestly, the Canberra weather system really needs to be investigated as a strong source of teleological evidence for the existence of God. How else can you explain the way it rallies to the cause when there is an important case to be made?
Sydney Morning Herald 21/11/2009     no charge     1105 words

Heavens open up
FIGTREE has copped the State's biggest bucketing yesterday as much of NSW experienced a return to grey skies.
Illawarra Mercury 06/11/2009     no charge     68 words

No place for a lady
THE Illawarra's unseen population of creepy-crawlies has had plenty to deal with, thanks to record-breaking rainfall.
Illawarra Mercury 27/10/2009     no charge     336 words

Poor weather delays retrieval of smashed yacht
POLICE will decide today whether conditions at Flinders Islet off Port Kembla are safe enough to start recovering the wreckage of the maxi yacht, Shockwave.
Sydney Morning Herald 13/10/2009     no charge     336 words

It's chilly, but beach still a cool holiday
Carefree: Dark clouds mean nothing when you're young and with most of the beach to yourself. It is expected to reach 16 degrees in the Illawarra today.
Illawarra Mercury 08/10/2009     no charge     36 words

Forecasts go up spout
TWO weeks ago it was a dust storm, on Monday hail created snowfields in the suburbs, and yesterday, off the coast, three water spouts appeared.
Illawarra Mercury 07/10/2009     no charge     442 words

It's a washout!
TREACHEROUS surf has made a non-event of the official start of the beach season, with empty grey shores greeting the region's lifesavers on their first day back on the job.
Illawarra Mercury 05/10/2009     no charge     257 words

NEWS SCAN
Big blow-inLast week's dust storm that turned Sydney red probably dumped about three tonnes of dust over every square kilometre of the city and its suburbs. Stephen Cattle, a dust specialist at the University of Sydney Faculty of Agriculture, made the calculation after weighing dust that settled on the university library's roof. He estimated that with Sydney covering about 2500 square kilometres, including its semi-rural outskirts, 7500 tonnes of dust may have fallen over the metropolitan area. ...
Sydney Morning Herald 01/10/2009     no charge     472 words

It'll be hotter than usual, but little rain in sight
SEPTEMBER was hotter and drier than expected, but thankfully didn't stop spring blooms dotting the region.
Illawarra Mercury 01/10/2009     no charge     429 words

Better days lie over the rainbow
A rainbow forms over Kiama's Surf Beach yesterday, heralding the arrival of improving weather conditions after a week of wild winds and dust storms. As the SES continued to clean up damage from the weekend, the Bureau of Meteorology forecast fine and sunny days ahead until Friday (see story Page 9). Picture: DAVE TEASE
Illawarra Mercury 29/09/2009     no charge     50 words