Katherine braces for possibility of second major flood this month
Residents in Katherine are bracing for the possibility of major riverine flooding today, which would mark the second significant weather event to rock the town in a month.
Katherine braces for possibility of second major flood this month
Residents in Katherine are bracing for the possibility of major riverine flooding today, which would mark the second significant weather event to rock the town in a month. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
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Katherine residents urged to stay alert as BOM warns of another major flood
Exhausted residents in the Northern Territory town of Katherine are once again on alert as they prepare for further possible major flooding on Wednesday.
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