Feels like MINUS 7.7C: Big chill grips Qld, coldest morning in years
Parts of Queensland have recorded their coldest morning in years as a big chill grips the state, with the apparent temperature plunging to a freezing -7.7C on the Granite Belt.
Parts of Queensland have recorded their coldest morning in years as a big chill grips the state, with the apparent temperature plunging to a freezing -7.7C on the Granite Belt.
Temperatures have dropped several degrees below average across parts of the state with some recording a chilly -0.6C, as Queenslanders are told to brace for more cold mornings.
The big wet that left some travelling to an iconic Queensland festival stranded has given way to fog in the South East, with the Bureau of Meteorology saying there are warm days ahead. AMAZING PICTURES
Thirty-year records have been broken as the wet weather which caused chaos in the Outback moved across Queensland.
A QUEENSLAND town has recorded its wettest October in 15 years as rain continues to fall across the state, bringing with them gusty winds and ‘once-in-a-decade’ waves.
SOME minor relief is forecast for drought-ravaged western Queensland this week, while much of the east coast is in for a cold and wet Sunday — although surfers might be happy.
POTENTIALLY devastating storms continue to threaten some parts of Queensland, as beaches are shut down on the Gold and Sunshine coasts and residents in the southeast continue to mop up after days of wild weather.
THE family of a boy crushed in a freak accident during a storm clean-up are struggling to come to terms with how their “beautiful boy” wound up injured.
TALKS are under way to determine if the hard hit South Burnett region should be declared a disaster zone, after entire crops have been destroyed at harvest time and roofs have come off homes. | GALLERY
SUPER storm cells packing tornado-driven hail cut a swath of devastation across southern Queensland on Thursday afternoon.
AS farmers assess the damage from yesterday’s widespread hail storms, it’s not just crops that have been damaged. Animals caught out in the weather also copped a pounding, with one horse suffering an ulcerated eye after being hit by hail.
A MAN has died after a tree fell on to his home as storms rolled across NSW and southeast Queensland on Wednesday.
THE Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled its remaining severe storm warnings, after issuing multiple alerts during a busy afternoon in southeast Queensland. (Pic: Mr S Photography)
BRISBANE is today expected to break the 30C barrier for the first time since April, with residents bracing for hot, humid conditions, along with more storms across the southeast. After that, watch the temperature plummet.
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