Australia Weather: Severe Weather Update: hazardous winds across southern Australia – 27 July 2021

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Bureau of Meteorology published this video item, entitled “Severe Weather Update: hazardous winds across southern Australia – 27 July 2021” – below is their description.

Severe Weather Update: hazardous wind conditions extending across southern Australia. Video current 2.00pm AEST 27 July 2021.

A strong cold front has battered south-west Western Australia bringing destructive winds and heavy rainfall, while damaging winds are forecast to extend across southern Australia today.

Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website www.bom.gov.au or the #BOMWeather app.

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