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Weather
Negative IOD tipped to herald a wetter winter
Don White, the Outlook
Model forecasts for a negative IOD event developing are stronger than they have been for some time. Image: BOM
Record cotton crop threatened by weather
Gregor Heard
Growers are hoping wet weather last week has not done lasting damage to unpicked cotton crops ready for harvest.
Concern for cotton quality in big wet
Gregor Heard
WORST FEARS: Cotton producers are hoping there is not a repeat of this incident from several years ago where unginned cotton was ruined by rain.
Climate drivers point to big wet continuing
Gregor Heard
BIG WET: Australia's ongoing wet could be set to continue through winter with climate drivers correlated with above average rain likely to be in play.
Wet end to autumn as La Nina lingers on
Ben Domensino, Weatherzone
With two wet-phase climate drivers likely to be influencing Australia's weather patterns in May and June, NSW can expect to see more wet in the weeks ahead.
Where did the bushfire relief funding go?
James Tugwell
How was all the Black Summer Bushfire recovery funding distributed? Photograph: file image
Our best weather experts as chosen by you
Chris McLennan
FAVOURITE TOPIC: Just as weather is the most popular conversation opener, most people - on the land or not - are rusted onto their preferred way of receiving that information.
Record May rain possible over next week
Gregor Heard
Parts of western Queensland are already the wettest they have been in years, such as this paddock near Blackall, and there is more to come this week. Photo: Sally Gall.

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