Prepare to be blown away! Massive weather bombshell for South East Qld
You won’t believe it until you see it. Prepare to be blown away, it’s finally happening. It’s the weather bombshell South East Queensland has waited weeks to read!
Weather
Are you SAD? Truth about Qld’s sunshine drought and your mood
Could you be suffering from seasonal affective disorder due to the recent lack of sunshine across South East Queensland? Psychiatrists reveal the truth.
‘Polar surge’: 80mm drenching before brutal 5C cold snap
More than 80mm of rain could fall across parts of South East Queensland over the next 72 hours before a brutal cold snap driven by a “polar surge” sends temperatures plummeting.
Three more months of drenching rain as triple La Nina hits Qld
Queensland is set to experience its third consecutive year of La Nina, with a ‘rare double’ of climate drivers ensuring the state gets no reprieve from drenching rain.
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‘Perfect conditions’ could lead to cyclone forming
The monsoon trough that has flooded north and western Queensland could become a cyclone as it hovers over the Coral Sea, where conditions that would allow the system to intensify are “perfect”, forecasters say.
New threat surfaces as waters recede
As the immediate danger from Townsville’s flood disaster fades, it has been replaced by another more insidious threat.
Townsville floods a ‘one-in-500-year event’
Townsville’s catastrophic floods were five times larger than initially thought, with data revealing the disaster was greater than a one-in-500-year event.
Glimmer of hope for sodden city
The Bureau of Meteorology says tonight will be the last night of significiant and dangerous rain in the Townsville region.
Downpour ends southeast dry spell
The skies have opened over southeast Queensland, with rain falling after the region recorded its driest December on record before enduring a dry January. FORECAST
One group happy for northern deluge
While tears of despair are being shed in Townsville amid record flooding, home inundation and emergency rescues, it’s a very different story across other parts of the north.
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