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500km line of storms sweeping across the Goldfields,WA

12:04 AEST Over 32 thousand lightning strikes hit the Kalgoorlie region on Sunday and Monday, with more rainfall to come at the end of this week for the state’s southwest. The image below shows a 500km line of thunderstorms stretching between Leinster and Salmon Gums on Monday morning as the sun rises. Image: Himawari-9 satellite images for the three hours leading up to 8:20am AWST on Monday, May 6.