Incoming heatwave as Brisbane extends grim hot temp record
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.
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Wet, stifling conditions follow day of record-high humidity
Southeast Queenslanders woke to another morning of stifling humidity after record-high levels yesterday. But there is an end in sight.
Inland sea swamps outback as SEQ set for 34C heat blast, severe storms
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.
70mm in 40 minutes: SEQ hammered as ‘intense’ warning issued
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.
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‘The dam is safe’: Fears over Paradise as rain bomb event looms
Sixty thousand people living downstream of the embattled Paradise Dam have been assured the dam is safe and there is nothing to fear as some models predict heavy rain could fall near Bundaberg in the wake of Cyclone Kirrily.
77mm in 60 minutes: Dangerous storms bring flash flooding risk across SEQ
Severe thunderstorms are expected to hit Brisbane tonight, with warnings the heavy deluge could bring dangerous flash flooding to already waterlogged areas.
Emergency alert issued as FNQ cops 245mm monsoonal drenching
Far north Queenslanders are back on flood watch as the region cops a 245mm+ drenching, with a monsoon trough bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to still recovering residents.
Threat of cyclone, three tropical lows, 500mm deluge as monsoon ‘explodes’
Queensland could be in line for its second cyclone in less than a month with heavy rain expected to kick off as early as tomorrow in communities smashed by ex-tropical cyclone Jasper.
El Niño, the volcanic eruption and what happened to Qld’s dry summer?
Record-high sea temperatures and the biggest volcanic eruption in 140 years could be behind El Niño’s failure to deliver what was predicted to be a dry Queensland summer.
‘Insane’: Brisbane woman wakes to nightmare as ‘tsunami’ of water hits property
A woman in Brisbane’s west has shared devastating footage of her home after it was smashed by a 131mm drenching on Tuesday, in a deluge she said was like nothing she’d seen before.
Let there be light! Power nearly restored to final victims of catastrophic Xmas Day storm
Electricity is expected to be restored to most homes and businesses still without power after the catastrophic Christmas night storms as early as tomorrow, despite fears the mammoth operation could take weeks.
‘Obliterated’: Mountains of debris expose true impact of Gold Coast storms
Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate says parts of the Glitter Strip have been “basically obliterated” by the Christmas-New Year storms, leaving in their wake a “once-in-a-generation” clean-up with enough green waste to stack 80 football fields 2m high.
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