WA's Pilbara Coast or "Cyclone Alley" as it is otherwise known is acknowledged as being the most impacted region in the Southern Hemisphere and therefore never short on developing or unfolding events during the active months of Nov - Apr. with the many systems that develop on or near the Kimberley coast being responsible for a large percentage of the annual rainfall throughout the region.
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With the Arafura and Timor Seas often being the spawning grounds of some of our more significant systems and the Gulf of Carpentaria also producing some very interesting and dynamic TCs, the NT coastline has throughout history been affected on a regular basis by TC impacts.
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Queensland's Coral Sea has in recent times sent some powerful Cyclones towards the coast including Severe Tropical Cyclones Larry and Yasi. Many more have lurked ominously offshore threatening QLD communities before moving away, and it is for this reason that the Coral Sea always has the potential to present significant and interesting systems worthy of close monitoring.
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The South Pacific Island nations since the dawn of time have lived under the constant threat of major Tropical Cyclone impacts with many of them until recent times going relatively undocumented. The region is also responsible for developng many systems that later go on to become real and relevant threats within the Coral Sea and often the QLD coastline.
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Each year the US Gulf states, the Caribbean and Central American coastines are stalked by what are some of the world's biggest and most intense Hurricanes. The affects can be devastating when these systems make landfall due to the low lying nature of some of the susceptible regions and the under-developed nature of others. Incredible systems to follow none the less..
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Responsible for sometimes catystrophic flooding events and unspeakable devastation throughout the Asia regions, the Typhoon under favourable condittions can reach epic dimensional proportions and intensity making them fascinating systems to observe during the Northern Hemisphere summer.
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At XWEATHERLIVE we will from time to time be running competitions open to ALL registered and active members of our forum. So REGISTER NOW to enter before the Wet Season action begins.

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From pristine dry season days to savage Monsoonal incursions and the classic "Mothership" structured storms and night time lightning explosions over the Kimberley, the NW has it all. Share it here on the forums..
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Known around the world for its epic convective storms and almost unprecedented lightning activity, the Northern Territory's Top End can safely lay claim to the title of "Australia's Storm Capital" During the early wet season months these magnificent structured storms rise up from the heavily heated escarpments of Kakadu and move rapidly towards Darwin and surrounds on an almost daily basis.
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With a diversity of severe weather from relentless Monsoonal rains and lightning active wet season squalls in the north to the savage organised storm lines of the SE, Queensland is a weather lover's paradise. There is never a dull moment when the storm season rolls around..
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For topics relating to weather and weather events in the regions below the Tropic of Capricorn. NSW, VIC, SA and Southern WA are often producing some very dynamic events, most often in those times when the Tropics are quiet so let us know what's unfolding..
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For topics relating to those severe weather events unfolding around the world each and every day including Earthquake, Tsunami and major flood events.
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For the discussion of short and long term climate influences including ENSO and IOD events, AGW theories and climate data sets...

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Here we are compiling a few useful links to different computer forecast models and interesting Webpages around the world. Feel free to ask a question in the "General Discussion" threads about interpreting models if need be..
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Are you being affected or will you be affected by a severe weather event? It is always better to be prepared so we have attempted to compile some useful contacts for easy reference before, during and after those events that affect us all......
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Create and participate in topics relating to anything interesting - Ask a question about weather or create a discussion or subject on anything of interest to you. This is the place to hang out when the weather is quiet in your part of the world.
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The place to show off that timeless image or to discuss photography techniques and access that priceless information to make us all better photographers.
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The place to upload that epic weather footage or share that magical time-lapse video, discuss techniques or just enjoy the great work of our members - check out the video gallery...
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