Alert fail outrage: Freak weather event behind 180mm deluge no one saw coming
BOM reveals why the biggest deluge since the 2022 floods wasn’t predicted earlier, with residents waiting hours for warnings.
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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.
Thousands of Gold Coast residents and businesses hit hardest by the Christmas Day storm and subsequent deluge will have to wait until the weekend before their electricity is restored.
A Mary Valley farm owner has spoken about the ‘dramatic and traumatic’ carnage from a post-Christmas ‘mini tornado’ which threw chicken houses across paddocks and into each other. Watch the video
Premier Steven Miles has shown up at a press conference about the severe weather pounding the Gold Coast after he was slammed for taking holidays during the deluge. VOTE IN POLL
Lynnette Lynch bunkered down in her home during last week’s devastating storms, which she said sounded like a “row of freight trains”. Never did she think that would just be the beginning.
The Gold Coast was under assault from storms again on New Year’s Eve, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of a “very dangerous” thunderstorm. LATEST UPDATES
More severe storms have hit South East Queensland after seven people were killed in a tragic 48 hours of wild weather.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper’s might is being felt in remote Cape York Indigenous communities with “significant flooding” expected across the region in the coming days.
North Queensland has declared it is back open for business after Tropical Cyclone Jasper delivered a costly blow to the tourism sector, prompting tens of millions of dollars in cancellations.
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