Abstract: The atmospheric water balance over the semiarid Murray?Darling River basin in southeast Australia is analyzed based on a consecutive series of 3- to 24-h NWP forecasts from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology?s Limited ...

Abstract: Between 12 and 15 March 1989, a monsoon depression moved southeastwards across Australia, producing record rainfalls in the interior of the continent and caused major flooding over a wide area of inland Australia. Mills ...

Abstract: Between 11 and 15 March 1989, a low pressure system developed in the monsoon trough over the northwest coast of Western Australia. Subsequently an intense precipitating depression moved southeastwards across Australia, ...

Abstract: Between 17 and 22 April 1990 widespread flooding occurred throughout Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria, with several record rainfalls recorded. This paper investigates the forcing of the rainfall, assesses the ...

Abstract: systematic examination is presented of the relationship between lightning occurrence and fires attributed to lightning ignitions. Lightning occurrence data are matched to a database of fires attributed to lightning ignition ...

Abstract: This note describes the assimilation of sub-synoptic resolution satellite-derived temperature and moisture profiles into a mesoscale numerical weather prediction model, intended for forecasting the environment of organized ...

Abstract: On 1 December 1987, an unusual midlatitude cyclone affected much of southeastern Australia. The storm was characterized by unforced rapid deepening to a near record low (locally) mean sea-level pressure, high winds, ...

Abstract: The landfall on the China coast of two typhoons has been studied using both observational diagnostics and a 30-km, 19-level prediction system. The typhoons vary in size and in the amount of rainfall they produced after ...

Abstract: he east coast of Australia is a region of the world where a particular type of extratropical cyclone, known locally as an east coast low, frequently occurs with severe consequences such as extreme rainfall, winds, and ...

Abstract: During a wildfire, a sharp wind change can lead to an abrupt increase in fire activity and change the rate of spread, endangering firefighters working on what had been the flank of the fire. In southeastern Australia, ...