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Leonora in Western Australia just experienced its wettest spring day ever — a quarter of its annual rain dumped in 24 hours, smashing nine-year records. The deluge was fueled by El Niño’s high-pressure systems trapping a slow-moving trough, causing relentless rain that closed roads but avoided major damage. Meanwhile, Melbourne endured its coldest September day in three weeks, and Sydney cooled sharply after a scorching weekend — a stark continental split. More rain is forecast for inland WA heading toward the Great Victoria Desert, while coastal NSW from Coffs Harbour to Batemans Bay faces dangerous surf until Thursday night — stay out of the water if you’re in those areas.

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