Almost 200mm in 24 hours here
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There are three ways into my place. Two are under water atm and the third will probably be later this morning
keeping kids home from school as there is a risk i cant getback in
keeping kids home from school as there is a risk i cant getback in
Some photos from nearby
Movie world’s new ride looks sick
Crazy times
It's crazy that the gold coast hinterland can get more than what NSW has had in half the time period and handle it so well. Springbrook is a rain magnet.
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I wonder if Adelaide ever got days of 200mm rain there would be no city.
Its all flat and surrounded by hills.
Would make a perfect little bowl.
Its all flat and surrounded by hills.
Would make a perfect little bowl.
‘Intense falls of 250mm’: Fraser and Sunshine coasts brace for a battering
The Bureau of Meteorology warned on Sunday that Seventeen Seventy on the Fraser Coast, Gympie, and Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast were set for heavy rain and potential flash flooding.
“A trough with an embedded subtropical low over the central Coral Sea is forecast to deepen while moving rapidly south-west towards the Capricornia Coast on Sunday,” the bureau said.
“Heavy rainfall, which may lead to flash flooding, may develop over areas between Seventeen Seventy, Gympie and Caloundra on Sunday night and into Monday.
Six-hourly rainfall totals between 120-160mm are likely in areas, with locally intense falls of 200-250mm possible over coastal communities and Fraser Island.
“A Flood Watch is current for coastal catchments between St Lawrence and the Queensland/New South Wales border, extending inland to the Darling Downs.
“Locations that may be affected include Fraser Island, Seventeen Seventy, Maroochydore, Gympie, Bundaberg, Noosa Heads, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Nambour, Rainbow Beach and Tiaro.”
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The Bureau of Meteorology warned on Sunday that Seventeen Seventy on the Fraser Coast, Gympie, and Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast were set for heavy rain and potential flash flooding.
“A trough with an embedded subtropical low over the central Coral Sea is forecast to deepen while moving rapidly south-west towards the Capricornia Coast on Sunday,” the bureau said.
“Heavy rainfall, which may lead to flash flooding, may develop over areas between Seventeen Seventy, Gympie and Caloundra on Sunday night and into Monday.
Six-hourly rainfall totals between 120-160mm are likely in areas, with locally intense falls of 200-250mm possible over coastal communities and Fraser Island.
“A Flood Watch is current for coastal catchments between St Lawrence and the Queensland/New South Wales border, extending inland to the Darling Downs.
“Locations that may be affected include Fraser Island, Seventeen Seventy, Maroochydore, Gympie, Bundaberg, Noosa Heads, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Nambour, Rainbow Beach and Tiaro.”
‘Intense falls of 250mm’: Fraser and Sunshine coasts brace for a battering
Brisbane was expected to be in the firing line of the offshore trough on Monday, with up to 120 millimetres forecast for the capital.
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Where abouts are you along the coast ?‘Intense falls of 250mm’: Fraser and Sunshine coasts brace for a battering
The Bureau of Meteorology warned on Sunday that Seventeen Seventy on the Fraser Coast, Gympie, and Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast were set for heavy rain and potential flash flooding.
“A trough with an embedded subtropical low over the central Coral Sea is forecast to deepen while moving rapidly south-west towards the Capricornia Coast on Sunday,” the bureau said.
“Heavy rainfall, which may lead to flash flooding, may develop over areas between Seventeen Seventy, Gympie and Caloundra on Sunday night and into Monday.
Six-hourly rainfall totals between 120-160mm are likely in areas, with locally intense falls of 200-250mm possible over coastal communities and Fraser Island.
“A Flood Watch is current for coastal catchments between St Lawrence and the Queensland/New South Wales border, extending inland to the Darling Downs.
“Locations that may be affected include Fraser Island, Seventeen Seventy, Maroochydore, Gympie, Bundaberg, Noosa Heads, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Nambour, Rainbow Beach and Tiaro.”
‘Intense falls of 250mm’: Fraser and Sunshine coasts brace for a battering
Brisbane was expected to be in the firing line of the offshore trough on Monday, with up to 120 millimetres forecast for the capital.
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Here it comes again
The next 2 days look moist
It's really not taking off at the moment.
Perfect storm is coming,these two going to have a little dance.
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Its all orange and Dusty here in Adelaide today.
Strong winds have whipped up outback dust n paddocks and sharing it with us.
Always feels weird.
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Strong winds have whipped up outback dust n paddocks and sharing it with us.
Always feels weird.
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