Queensland weather radar: BOM forecasts rain, gale-force winds, flooding

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December 13, 2020

Southeast Queenslanders are being urged to prepare for a deluge, with a month’s worth of rain tipped to fall in a day.

Falls of up to 150mm are forecast for Brisbane and the Gold and Sunshine coasts on Sunday and Monday, the Bureau of Meteorology says.

The heaviest rain is expected on Sunday with gale-force winds, dangerous swells and surf and flooding likely.

“It’s looking like some locations could see a month’s worth of rainfall, particularly on Sunday night, within a 12 to 18-hour…

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