US EditionAustralian towns blanketed with rare snow in wild weather
- Several towns in eastern Australia received their thickest snow in decades, with up to 40 cm reported in parts of northern New South Wales, according to Meteorologist Miriam Bradbury.
- This snowfall is the most seen since the mid-1980s and occurred across a large area, noted Bradbury.
- Snow also fell in Queensland for the first time in ten years, adding to the unusual weather event, as stated by Bradbury.
- The New South Wales State Emergency Service responded to over 1,455 incidents amidst power outages affecting tens of thousands of homes, reported Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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Australian towns blanketed with rare snow in wild weather
Several towns in eastern Australia were blanketed with their thickest layer of snow in decades as wild weather swept the area this weekend, causing floods, stranding vehicles and cutting power to thousands of homes, authorities said.
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