Intense rainfall overnight led to over 150mm of rain in parts of the Lockyer Valley and Scenic Rim, impacting areas such as Amberley, Greenbank, and Jingle Downs. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a warning for a “very dangerous” severe thunderstorm, which was later cancelled just before midnight. The rainfall occurred in a very short time frame, resulting in a rapid response from rivers like the Bremer River in the Scenic Rim. The catchments are already wet, posing a risk of rivers responding quickly to increased rainfall in the coming days.
The slow-moving trough that brought the wet weather to parts of south-east Queensland and eastern New South Wales is forecasted to impact areas west of Brisbane next. The Darling Downs and Marburg are at risk of heavy rainfall today as the weather system continues to move across the region. This broad weather system is expected to drench parts of eastern New South Wales over the next few days, with the possibility of increased rainfall in parts of the south-east, including the Gold Coast, Scenic Rim, and Border Ranges. Residents are advised to expect a warm, cloudy day with temperatures reaching around 28 degrees and possible showers.
The Bureau of Meteorology has warned about the potential for rivers to respond quickly to the increased rainfall, given the already wet catchments in the affected areas. The continued impact of the weather system could lead to further heavy rainfall in parts of the south-east and eastern New South Wales over the weekend. This could result in more extreme weather conditions and additional challenges for residents in affected areas as they deal with the aftermath of the intense rainfall overnight.
The forecast for the south-east includes possible showers and warm, cloudy conditions with temperatures hovering around 28 degrees. The wet weather is expected to persist in the region, affecting areas such as the Gold Coast, Scenic Rim, and Border Ranges. Residents are advised to stay informed about weather updates and be prepared for potential changes in conditions as the weather system moves through the area. It is important to take precautions and be aware of the risks associated with heavy rainfall and its impact on the local environment and infrastructure.
The Bureau of Meteorology is closely monitoring the weather situation and providing updates to residents in the affected areas. The rapid response from rivers like the Bremer River highlights the need for residents to stay vigilant and prepared for potential flooding and other hazards associated with heavy rainfall. The wet weather is set to continue in parts of south-east Queensland and eastern New South Wales, with the potential for more intense rainfall and severe weather conditions over the coming days. It is important for residents to follow advice from authorities and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and well-being during this period of unpredictable weather.
In conclusion, the recent intense rainfall overnight has led to significant impacts in parts of the Lockyer Valley and Scenic Rim, with areas like Amberley, Greenbank, and Jingle Downs experiencing heavy rainfall. The weather system is expected to move west towards areas like the Darling Downs and Marburg, posing a risk of further heavy rainfall. Residents in the south-east are advised to stay informed about weather updates and be prepared for possible showers and warm, cloudy conditions. The rapid response of rivers highlights the need for vigilance and preparedness in dealing with the challenges of heavy rainfall and potential flooding.Residents are urged to follow advice from authorities and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during this period of unsettled weather.
