Feels like MINUS 7.1C: Brutal cold front blasts southern Qld
A brutal cold front is blasting across southern Queensland with subzero temperatures and widespread frost.
A brutal cold front is blasting across southern Queensland with subzero temperatures and widespread frost.
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Parts of Queensland have woken up to subzero temperatures which triggered widespread frost with the weather bureau warning the big freeze is going nowhere.
Subzero temperatures and chilling winds have smashed southern Queensland as a winter blast takes hold.
Wild westerly winds and subzero temperatures are expected as a rapid-fire cold snap sweeps southern Queensland.
Queensland’s overnight temperatures will increase to double digits in the coming days, following the coldest start to winter in 16 years, bringing frost and ice to many regions. SEE THE PHOTOS
Southeast Queensland is shivering through its coldest morning in more than 15 years but feels-like temperatures have dropped to insane levels in the southern inland.
Queenslanders have been left shivering on the first day of an expected week of chilly winter weather, as an Antarctic blast makes its presence felt in the southeast, sending temperatures plummeting.
Residents in parts of southern Queensland have woken to their coldest morning of the year, with temperature dropping below zero in a number of places.
The second day of a bitter cold snap has brought on even colder conditions across large parts of Queensland.
Queensland has just set an astonishing new weather benchmark – smashing century-old records – with warnings that the unprecedented conditions are far from over.
South East Queensland has been hit with widespread frost as temperatures plummet thanks to the effects of a twin polar blast, and forecasters warn there is worse to come.
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