‘Costing people their businesses’: BOM under fire over no show ‘Armageddon’ forecasts
Queensland tourism operators say they’re being hit hard by cancellations due to weather forecasts that don’t actually eventuate.
Queensland tourism operators say they’re being hit hard by cancellations due to weather forecasts that don’t actually eventuate.
South East Queensland is being warned of strong and gusty winds that will send temperatures plummeting over the next four days.
The Bureau of Meteorology will shut down one of its most popular weather radars for six months. Here’s what you should do.
Summer-like heat and sunshine have remained steadfast in Queensland throughout school holidays – but it won’t last.
A blaze that has spanning over 160ha south of the Queensland-NSW border is believed to have begun as a private burn, prompting a warning from fire authorities.
Wild winds and summer-like temperatures will cause a very high fire danger for parts of Queensland this week.
Southeast Coast and Wide Bay residents have been warned thunderstorms remain a possibility over the next few hours.
The long weekend is set to get wet and windy in southeast Queensland as a trough makes its way to the coast.
The chilling westerly winds have passed and southern Queensland will get a taste of summer with 30C temperatures by the end of the week in some parts. But don’t get too excited – rain is just around the corner.
Possible severe thunderstorms are expected to move through southern Queensland today, with heavy rain predicted for those who need it most.
Heavy rain and storms are on the way, with some parts of Queensland expected to receive more than their monthly rainfall averages in a 24-hour period.
Most of Queensland will enjoy temperatures in the mid-20s this week as the state enjoys an early taste of spring. FIVE-DAY FORECAST
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