Noosa News
Huge rainfall, king tide, sea levels to reach extremes
A “monstrous” weather event heading for the Sunshine State could lead to the “highest sea level ever” on the southern Queensland coastline.
A combination of strong winds, a low pressure system and the biggest tide of the year will result in an intense, “reasonably unusual” weather weekend.
Beaches along southeast Queensland and northern NSW will bear the brunt of very large swells and gale-force winds, culminating in significant beach erosion, with the highest tide of the year expected to hit next Tuesday in line with the new…
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