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Rainy weather drenching Australia's east could turn May into one of the wettest on record

Rainy weather drenching Australia's east could turn May into one of the wettest on record
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Eastern Australia is experiencing record-breaking rainfall due to a series of low-pressure systems, with some regions seeing their wettest May in decades. While the rain is beneficial for drought-stricken agricultural areas, it has also brought dangerous conditions including storms and flooding.

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The extreme weather highlights the volatility of Australia's climate and its direct impact on the nation's agricultural output and economic stability.

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The report relies on meteorological data and provides a balanced view of both the benefits and hazards of the weather event.

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