
1913 BRISBANEUnpredictable Spring Weather Hits AustraliaJeremy Zakis joins John Batchelor to discuss unpredictable spring weather in New South Wales caused by a super El Niño. Instead of the warm, dry conditions forecasters expected, the region has endured unseasonal cold, heavy rains, and powerful coastal storms. Flash flooding struck both Sydney and Canberra, and a rare tornado touched down in Ulladulla. Zakis notes that these extremes have repeatedly defied the Bureau of Meteorology's forecast models, leaving residents bracing for further surprises. (1)
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