A rapidly intensifying low-pressure system known as a “bomb cyclone” is lashing Australia’s east coast with heavy rain and winds, prompting evacuation orders for coastal properties. Authorities on ...

A powerful "bomb cyclone" battered Sydney and parts of New South Wales on Tuesday, bringing heavy rains, fierce winds, and widespread disruptions. Authorities warned that the wild weather could worsen ...

A powerful bomb cyclone has impacted Eastern Australia, triggering flooding, causing power outages and leading to travel disruptions across New South Wales. Forecasters warn stormy weather will ...

A "bomb cyclone" has lashed Australia's most populous state with heavy rain and strong winds, forcing airlines to cancel domestic flights and prompting evacuation warnings in coastal communities.

Sydney weather has turned, and millions are in the path of a bomb cyclone bearing down on New South Wales. Here's everything you need to know.

The closure of two runways at Sydney Airport caused long delays for passengers as a “bomb cyclone” took hold along the NSW ...

A “bomb cyclone” off the NSW coast on Tuesday created heavy rain and strong winds that presented hazards to flying. 38 flights had been cancelled as at 5pm on Tuesday, with more flights scheduled for ...

A powerful "bomb cyclone" battered Sydney for a second day, disrupting flights and trains, toppling trees, and knocking out ...

Millions of Australians are being warned to brace for heavy rain, damaging winds, and dangerous surf conditions as a bomb cyclone threatens the country's east coast.

Forget the headlines and hyperbole of the fictitious "rain bomb" — the real weather bomb is possible along Australia's east coast next week.

SYDNEY (Reuters) -A "bomb cyclone" has lashed Australia's most populous state with heavy rain and strong winds, forcing airlines to cancel domestic flights and prompting evacuation warnings in ...

Residents living along areas vulnerable to coastal erosion have been told to leave their homes. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.