Australia: Wild Weather With Damaging Winds Lashes Parts Of Victoria 5

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Australia: Wild Weather With Damaging Winds Lashes Parts Of Victoria 5

Wild weather ripped through parts of Victoria including Melbourne with heavy rain and damaging winds on Tuesday, February 13. Flash flooding, golf ball-sized hail, and widespread power outages of 500,000 homes were also reported.

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  • Australia Video Recording Date/Time: February 13, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Outside the Clayton railway station, 2024, Melbourne, Victoria

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