Storms, rain to hit southeast
Parts of South East Queensland have been woken by thunder and heavy showers as a trough system moves across the region. And there’s more to come.
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Queensland is bracing for widespread drenching rain and flooding due to a rare triple La Nina event. These are the areas expected to be hit hardest.
Floods, fire, storms, cyclones: Qld braces for summer of hell
As the state braces for another La Nina round compounded by forecast storms, cyclones and fire, new data reveals Queenslanders aren’t prepared.
Sandbags ready as BOM declares rare triple La Nina officially under way
Sandbag depots will be opened as Queensland braces for more heavy rain and flooding, with BOM declaring a third La Nina is officially under way.
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Southeast storms all flash no fury
A fast-moving storm front is expected to put on a bit of a lightshow across southeast Queensland tonight, but the chance of much-needed rain is slim.
‘Giant’ hail forecast for first day of summer
Summer is about to make itself felt, with day one likely to bring in storms, including ‘giant hail’, followed by some serious heat and increased fire danger.
Temperatures set to climb after stormy weekend
Storms with hail and damaging winds have been forecast for Queensland this weekend – but there will be minimal rain and they will pave the way for temperatures up to six degrees above average next week.
Storm warnings cancelled
The Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled the two storm warnings issued for parts of southeast and cental Queensland.
Fire contained but residents urged to be wary
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