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Queensland Heavy rain causes further flood rescues in Queensland with SEQ warned of more severe storms More than a dozen people rescued from areas north and west of. . Mt Coot-tha in Brisbanes inner west received 46 millimetres in 30 minutes and 62mm in one hour About 54mm of rain was recorded at Mount Tamborine in the Gold Coast hinterland. Widespread heavy rainfall occurred in parts of FNQ from 14-18th December 2023 Many areas from Tully to Cape Melville had 400-1000 mm with localised falls of 1200-1600 mm. Flood waters filmed by people across the wider Brisbane area Locals from across the wider brisbane area took their cameras out to film the way flood..
Queensland Heavy rain causes further flood rescues in Queensland with SEQ warned of more severe storms More than a dozen people rescued from areas north and west of. . Mt Coot-tha in Brisbanes inner west received 46 millimetres in 30 minutes and 62mm in one hour About 54mm of rain was recorded at Mount Tamborine in the Gold Coast hinterland. Widespread heavy rainfall occurred in parts of FNQ from 14-18th December 2023 Many areas from Tully to Cape Melville had 400-1000 mm with localised falls of 1200-1600 mm. Flood waters filmed by people across the wider Brisbane area Locals from across the wider brisbane area took their cameras out to film the way flood..
In the early hours of Thursday 13 January 2011 the Brisbane River peaked at 446 metres and it was later that day that the call went out to. This month marks the tenth anniversary of 2011 floods which many of us will remember with mixed emotions We will probably remember in particular the. During the 2011 floods precious items such as jewellery photos and family treasures were lost not to the flood waters but to well-meaning. The Mud Army first went to work back in 2011 after the catastrophic 446m floods crashed through the state. More than 600 Australian Army troops from the 7th Brigade and the 9th Royal Queensland Regiment were deployed to help Brisbanes flood clean..
Rainfalls of between 600-1000mm were recorded in most of the Brisbane catchment. Brisbane Ipswich and several towns in south-east Queensland were hit by deadly floods in January..
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