Southeast Queensland braces for five days of thunderstorm activity
Southeast Queensland residents can expect widespread thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across several districts, with totals potentially reaching up to 100…
A period of sustained thunderstorm activity is forecast for southeast Queensland over the coming five days, according to storm tracking expert Jeff Higgins. Areas including the Darling Downs, Wide Bay-Burnett, and the Southeast Coast districts are expected to experience significant rainfall.
Rainfall totals have already been substantial in recent days, with many locations recording between 50 and 100 millimetres. Localised areas experiencing repeated thunderstorms may see even higher accumulations.
Video: Higgins Storm Chasing.
Key questions
- How long will the storms last?
- Thunderstorm activity is forecast to continue for five days.
- Which areas are most affected?
- The Darling Downs, Wide Bay-Burnett, and Southeast Coast districts are expected to receive significant rainfall.
- How much rain can we expect?
- Rainfall totals are anticipated between 50 and 100 millimetres, with the potential for higher amounts in some areas.