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El Niño drenches WA's driest region with record rainfall

Leonora in Western Australia's Goldfields received 58.8mm of rain in 24 hours, its wettest day in nine years and heaviest spring rainfall ever recorded.

Why it mattersThe record rainfall shows how climate patterns like El Niño can completely reverse dry weather expectations in Australia's interior.

AustraliaInland Western Australia sees rare relief from drought conditions, though most of the country is forecast for below-average rainfall this September.

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