Angus Hines

Angus Hines

meteorologist Australia

Angus Hines is a senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia, known for his expertise in weather patterns and phenomena. Recently, he has been in the news for his warnings regarding severe flooding and extreme weather events impacting various regions of Australia, emphasizing the potential for prolonged riverine flooding due to heavy rainfall.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Angus Hines is a senior meteorologist who provided forecasts for Sydney's extreme temperatures. 8

The Guardian: Sydney temperatures soar 10C in 90 minutes as wild winds batter Victoria | Australia weather

Australia Australia: Angus Hines from the Bureau of Meteorology warned about the extreme heat conditions expected in Sydney. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Extreme fire danger, heat records expected to fall

Australia Australia: Bureau meteorologist Angus Hines said 'quite a powerful storm' was developing around the airport in the city’s south. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: Thunder and hailstones to batter city after balmy start to Friday

Australia Australia: Senior meteorologist Angus Hines provided a forecast about the severe weather expected in Sydney. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: coastal low forecast to bring gale-force winds, torrential rains

Australia Australia: Angus Hines from the Bureau of Meteorology reported that temperatures are currently above average for April. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Sydney Easter weather: More summer weather expected

Australia Australia: Angus Hines, a senior meteorologist with the BoM, emphasizes the importance of relying on the BoM during severe weather events. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: BoM snubbed by millions for alternative weather forecasters

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Angus Hines, senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology, said the heat and wind made conditions particularly dangerous for fire. 5

The Guardian: Extreme fire danger across most of South Australia and Victoria as cyclones threaten to form near Queensland and WA | Australia weather