Feels like -4.8C: SEQ cold snap continues
South East Queenslanders are once again waking up to temperatures well below zero in placers, with some “feels like” temperatures plunging to -4.8C this morning.
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MINUS 9.8: Frostbitten southeast wakes to freezing temperatures
South East Queensland is shivering through a polar blast with apparent temperatures plunging to -9.8C in what is expected to be the coldest start to May for years.
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Feels like MINUS 4.2C: South East shivers through polar blast
South East Queensland has woken to its first taste of the “cold blast” set to hit the region, with apparent temperatures dropping to a bitter -4.2C in places.
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