Weekend write-off: 2000km wall of winter rain tracks towards Qld
A winter weather system stretching over 2000km is set to impact South East Queensland this weekend, bringing drenching rain and cold temperatures.
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A winter weather system stretching over 2000km is set to impact South East Queensland this weekend, bringing drenching rain and cold temperatures.
A brutal cold snap is sweeping southern Queensland with apparent temperatures plunging to a chilly -3.4C in parts while Brisbane woke to its coldest morning of the year.
Temperatures have plunged amid a 48-hour cold snap, with one location falling to 5C overnight and Brisbane recording its coldest morning of the year.
Forecasters are warning of days of drenching rain leading to possible flash flooding and strong winds as a mass of cloud sweeps across southern Queensland.
Brisbane’s record run of hot nights has extended to 61 with warnings it will get worse before it gets better with more heatwave conditions incoming.
Southeast Queenslanders woke to another morning of stifling humidity after record-high levels yesterday. But there is an end in sight.
Stunning images have emerged from outback Queensland’s inland sea transformation as the South East braces for a week of wild storms and heatwave conditions.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of the South East, with several regions set to be on high alert for ‘redeveloping’ threats throughout the evening.
BOM reveals why the biggest deluge since the 2022 floods wasn’t predicted earlier, with residents waiting hours for warnings.
The third Tropical Cyclone of the summer has made landfall on the Queensland coast triggering severe weather warnings for heavy rain and damaging winds.
Residents are being evacuated from an anxious Qld community as it waits for a triple-threat of monsoons, flooding and a possible cyclone that could spark a population exodus.
A watch now cyclone alert has been issued by the weather bureau for parts of Queensland’s far north communities as the threat of a third tropical cyclone of the summer intensifies.
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