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Hold on to your hat, severe storms forecast to come our way

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By Leah Smith Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
After unseasonable warmth, Adelaide is set for a windy, likely wet, and potentially severe storm-filled Sunday. The Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast for Adelaide is a 90 per cent chance of 1-10mm of rain, with the possibility of thunderstorms – potentially severe ones. More broadly across the state, rain is forecast in the northeastern pastoral districts, clearing in the later afternoon, with winds and further showers developing across SA’s agricultural areas during the morning.
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Eleven-year-old Australian girl sets new running world record

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By Leah Smith Verified
| Kids News
READING LEVEL: GREEN Meet the world’s fastest 11 year old girl. Adelaide schoolgirl Tilly Williams has broken a world distance running record, beating other girls who were eight years older than her to run 5000m in just 17 minutes and 22.7 seconds. The Parkside Primary student beat the previous record by 19 seconds, making her the fastest distance runner under the age of 19 across 60 countries. Tilly started running just two years ago and has already shot straight to the top.
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How to spot the Orionid meteor shower in Australia

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By Leah Smith Verified, Rebecca Borg Verified
| Kids News
green READING LEVEL: GREEN Australians are in for a star-studded show this October as nature puts on its yearly Orionid meteor shower. Up to 20 meteors could be seen each hour in parts of the country on October 21 – but stargazers will need to stay up pretty late to see them. The Orionid meteor shower happens every year between September and November as Earth passes through a dust cloud that was once part of the tail of Halley’s comet.
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