Rain is contracting northeastwards through Queensland with a quiet period ahead for much of the state. There are still nearly countless flood warnings, and the rain that has fallen will take a long time to work its way through our river systems (but that does mean those further south will at least have river rises to look forward to) - but in terms of new rain on the horizon… there is little of that.
Big rainfalls soaked parts of southeastern Australia on Thursday into Friday, but once again, some parts missed out. We take a look at the climate drivers controlling our weather and whether this pattern is likely to continue in the season ahead.
Cyclone Alfred brings concerns of winds, rain and water to a large part of the southeast Queensland and northeast NSW coast. With a crossing around Brisbane on Saturday morning, that’s not the only danger point.
Cyclone Alfred is forecasted to hit near Brisbane on Friday with destructive winds, heavy rainfall, and dangerous storm tides, potentially causing severe flooding and coastal erosion.
Cyclone Alfred is likely to remain well out to sea this weekend and for much of next week, but it may take a turn and impact southeast Queensland, or even northeast NSW.
