Clean-up begins after Norfolk Island spared worst of Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle's winds - 12-Feb-2023
High winds down trees but damage is ""manageable"" as Norfolk Island begins clean-up after Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle.
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High winds down trees but damage is ""manageable"" as Norfolk Island begins clean-up after Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle.
An urgent danger to life warning has been issued as floodwaters submerge the city of Lismore on the northern NSW coast on Monday and more rain expected for Tuesday..
Premium Content Subscriber only Motorists were urged to take care driving through Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast hinterland on Wednesday morning as a thick fog covered the region. The weather bureau issued a warning for the Brisbane area just before 6am, saying reduced visibility in fog would “make road conditions dangerous” during the morning. There were heavy delays southbound on the Bruce Highway with traffic backed up from North Lakes to Burpengary following several crashes, with a trip from Caboolture to Brisbane estimated to take 90 minutes. Forecaster Rosa Hoff said it was a simil...
Premium Content Subscriber only More than 3300 homes are without power as a line of storms rolls over Queensland, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning damaging winds and large hail are possible for parts of the state. BOM said severe storms with damaging winds, large hail and large accumulations of small hail are possible in parts of southeast Queensland between Caboolture, Gladstone and Biloela and in the state's north between Sarina and Townsville. Storm clouds at Alexandra Headline on the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Sue Sara Morning thunderstorm activity has been recorded as far no...
Hazardous surf causes south-east Queensland beach closures We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Some south-east Queensland beaches have been closed as hazardous surf and swell conditions batter the coast. Kings Beach, Mudjimba Beach, Main Beach and North Stradbroke Island were closed on Tuesday morning, with Surf Life Saving Queensland urging people to stay out of the water. Hazardous surf is expected to continue throughout the week. Credit:Jessica Hromas Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Rosa Hoff said the weather...