Weather by Shiloh Payne Premium Content Subscriber only Parts of Queensland have been soaked overnight in a "super rare" rain event that saw one region cop 103mm in an hour. The Bureau of Meteorology's James Thompson said with most of the rain falling just west of Warwick in Karara. "We did have some exceptional rainfall and storms in the evening," he said. Up until 11.55pm on Tuesday at the Warahgai weather station in Karara, 103mm of rain fell within an hour and 148mm had fallen since 9am. "It was a super rare event, we had some pretty significant warnings out for that one. It was very isolated, places up the road got closer to 40mm and some places even less nearby."