PERTH’S WILD JULY CONTINUES Wild weather across the south west of the state overnight has left a trail of destruction. Rainfall of up to 85mm was recorded in some areas, causing flash flooding. And there were wind speeds recorded up to 135kmph bringing down trees and ripping off roofs. But the Bureau of Meteorology says the stormy weather isn’t over yet, with a cold front expected to sweep just south of Perth on Thursday. This July has been the wettest on record since 1995, with 245mm of rain si

5.7K views · 83 reactions | ⛈️ MORE STORMS COMING ⛈️ More storm cells are on the way, although the Bureau of Meteorology says these ones are not forecast to be as bad as the one that caused chaos across Perth and the Midwest and Wheatbelt area yesterday. This is the view of the spectacular sky from the roof of the ABC building — what's it like where you are?   Gian De Poloni / ABC News. | ABC Perth | Facebook

STORMS ON THE WAY The rain will start arriving this afternoon and the destructive winds will be here tomorrow - as storm fronts sweep down over Perth. READ MORE | http://bit.ly/2sud4CJ | 7NEWS Perth

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