Australia’s BOM: Record dry September followed by dryest October in two decades

Rainfall in September and October falls to 71% and 65% below average respectively, with Bureau of Meteorology predicting sustained dry conditions as El Niño and associated risks takes hold.

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Australias bom record dry september followed by dryest october in two decades
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