Brisbane weather radar shutting down – what you need to know
The Bureau of Meteorology will shut down one of its most popular weather radars for six months. Here’s what you should do.
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‘All about to change’: Cold snap to snuff out our last wave of summer
Summer-like heat and sunshine have remained steadfast in Queensland throughout school holidays – but it won’t last.
69km/h gusts: Wild winds to stick around SEQ
Windy weather is forecast over the next few days but it isn’t expected to be as blowy as the weekend, when gusts up to 69km/h were reported in South East Queensland.
Above average temps before dramatic cool change
The rest of the Easter long weekend is going to be hot with above-average temperatures – but then the cool change will set in.
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Statewide soaking to bring a month’s rain
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.
26C and rising: Brisbane in grips of winter heatwave
Most of Queensland will enjoy temperatures in the mid-20s this week as the state enjoys an early taste of spring. FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Wild weather lashes southeast
Strong winds and thunderstorms have hammered southeast Queensland this afternoon, adding to what was already the wettest July day in 15 years for some areas.
40mm falls as storms set to hit southeast
With decent falls already being recorded across parts of southeast Queensland, the area is bracing for more rain with storms forecast.
Thunderstorms and heavy falls before temps drop
With falls of more than 55mm already recorded in some parts of the southeast, storms are forecast to bring in more rain this weekend – and then the mercury will plummet. FIND OUT WHAT’S IN STORE FOR YOU
Double-digit falls: Wet weekend prompts warning for southeast
Wet weather is closing in on the southeast corner from today and through the weekend, with up to 80mm expected in some parts, prompting a grim reminder for Queenslanders. CHECK OUT THE FORECAST FOR YOUR AREA
‘Unseasonal’ drenching to hit the north
The Bureau of Meteorology is warning off an unseasonal weather event for Queensland in coming days.
High winds, huge seas roll in to southeast
An extreme weather system that brought huge seas to the NSW coast will hit popular Queensland beaches this weekend, causing hazardous conditions.
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