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13/05/2022
Issued at 12pm, Friday 13 Could 2022
A extreme climate warning and quite a few flood warnings and watches stay present for Queensland with extra rainfall anticipated.
Rain is anticipated to proceed throughout south-east and central Queensland as we speak and presumably Saturday.
With many catchments already saturated, there may be an elevated danger of serious rises to creeks, rivers and streams and harmful and life-threatening flash flooding, with localised landslides additionally potential.
Quite a few Flood Warnings are present throughout the state, together with:
- Main Flood Warnings for the Condamine River, Logan River, Warrill Creek and the Bremer River and Laidley and Lockyer Creeks with the potential for continued impacts for communities together with Laidley and Warwick.
- Minor Flood Warning for the Decrease Brisbane River with the potential to impression some low-lying suburbs.
Damaging surf and regionally damaging winds could develop on the south-east Queensland coast as we speak.
Because of the evolving nature of the scenario, it is vitally essential that individuals intently monitor the forecast and warnings.
Communities in these areas are suggested to remain updated through the Bureau’s web site (www.bom.gov.au/warnings/qld) and the BOM Climate App and observe the recommendation of emergency providers.
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