Margaret River: Australia, Australia struggled against Friday’s twin natural disasters, with a forest fires cut through the beautiful West Coast region, while serious flooding and heavy rain destroyed the eastern country.
After weeks of high temperatures, the fire flanked the western tourist hotspot of Margaret which was famous for its delicious wine and great waves.
There is no damaged house or the injury reported, but the flame has been seen in a large area, sending smoke to steaming high into the sky.
Emergency warning applies, and some residents have been told to escape to a safe place or take refuge.
“Acting immediately to survive,” said the fire department and state emergency).
While the Australian Indian Ocean coast has hissed under a temperature that has reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit), on the other hand the continent of the Pacific coast has been hit by rain for months.
“The low pressure center has been formed outside the New South Wales Coast carrying heavy rainfall and large floods,” said the Meteorological Bureau.
Some rural areas in the south of Sydney violently with the worst forest fires in the country were exactly two years ago has received 21 centimeters (eight inches) rain in the last 24 hours.
November is a decreased at a record 122 years and among the coolest, because La Nina’s weather phenomenon survives.
Scientists believe Australian extreme weather has been exacerbated by man-made climate change.
In recent years the continent has experienced a litany of drought, forest fires and deteriorating floods.
Australia combed forest fires in the West, floods in the East
