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Rain Swamps the Coast
The bureau said the storm could bring more than 150 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and urged residents to stay indoors.
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Rain swamps the coast
Heavy rain has drenched parts of south-east Queensland, with Caboolture and surrounding areas recording falls exceeding 100mm in just three hours as storms swept across the region. The Bureau of Meteorology recorded 131mm at Caboolture’s Short Street gauge in the three hours to 6.45am on Thursday, October 22, with 128mm at Sheep Station Creek in Morayfield and 127mm at Burpengary’s Matthew Creek gauge. The intense rainfall triggered a severe thu…
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Flood warning as first severe storm of the season looms, second front develops
While a storm over Caboolture dumped 170 millimetres of rain on nearby suburbs, a second storm forms as an “unstable” system dominates the region.
·North Sydney, Australia
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