Amazing video footage shows flooding in Toowoomba
A PHOTOGRAPHER captured the impacts of Cyclone Debbie on Toowoomba's creeks in the best detail yet.
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A PHOTOGRAPHER captured the impacts of Cyclone Debbie on Toowoomba's creeks in the best detail yet.
Mark Laurie used a combination of Gopros and his DJI Phantom drone to capture the moment creeks in the city were full of rushing water.
Flooding was predicted in the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie in Toowoomba but nothing much became of it.
There was steady rain all day on Thursday with the Bureau of Meteorology recording more than 40mm in Toowoomba.
Flooding creeks and rivers did threaten Laidley and Warwick but Toowoomba was largely spared.
Most of Mr Laurie's footage was taken around East Creek and Lake Annand.
Today more than 50 roads across the Darling Downs and Lockyer Valley were still affected by flooding.
Originally published as Amazing video footage shows flooding in Toowoomba
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