The Guardian, on Climate, 15 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian reports a forecast of severe supercell thunderstorms, giant hail and destructive winds for New South Wales and Queensland, with the Saturday rainfall and wind readings and a young man critically injured by lightning at Ettalong beach. Forecasts are attributed to a named Bureau of Meteorology meteorologist, and the uncertainty in the rainfall outlook is kept. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“said Sarah Scully, senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology”
The article ties its storm warnings to a named forecaster at the national weather agency rather than giving predictions in its own voice.
“The young man was in a critical but stable condition on Sunday morning, a hospital spokesperson said.”
The article reports the human cost of the storm prominently and attributes the patient's condition to the hospital.
“rainfall totals associated with these coastal troughs are notoriously challenging to predict”
The article keeps the forecaster's stated uncertainty, so the reader knows the rainfall figures are a moving estimate.
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