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Drought-fueled dust storm blankets Sydney
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Sydney (AFP) Nov 22, 2018

A large dust storm swirled over eastern Australia on Thursday, driven over the coast by a weather front barrelling across the drought-stricken interior.

Authorities warned residents of Sydney and other parts of New South Wales state who had respiratory or cardiovascular conditions to limit their time outdoors until the dust settled.

Adam Morgan of the Bureau of Meteorology said a low pressure system over South Australia and Victoria states had pushed strong winds across areas of western New South Wales that have experienced one of the worst drought seasons in years.

"This is the typical time of year for dust storms through inland Australia, but it is quite rare for dust to reach the east coast," he said.

Sydneysiders woke to find a haze over the city Thursday, but the air had cleared by the afternoon.


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Perilous times for Australia wildlife amid severe drought
Booligal, Australia (AFP) Nov 1, 2018
From abandoned baby kangaroos to wallabies being blinded by the sun and koalas having to go walkabout to look for eucalyptus leaves, Australia's exotic wild animals are struggling to adapt to a crippling drought. The "big dry", lasting for several years in some areas, is turning vast swathes of lush green land across the continent's eastern interior brown. "There are large numbers of kangaroos dying all over the country," ecologist Richard Kingsford from the University of New South Wales told AF ... read more

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