‘Arrive with a bang’: Severe weather event set to smash WA

Category: Weather

A severe weather event is expected to impact parts of WA this week, with a strong cold front bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and potential damaging winds. Meteorologist Angus Hines warns residents to prepare for a more intense storm than usual, particularly in the South West region.

Keywords: Severe Weather, Cold Front, Western Australia

Source: PerthNow

Update At: 7/30/2024

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