Queensland’s ex-tropical cyclone Imogen weakening but flood risk to linger for days

Flash flooding in Queensland’s north remains a threat after tropical cyclone Imogen was downgraded to a tropical low.

The system weakened east of the Gulf of Carpentaria on Monday morning after making landfall the previous night.

It crossed the coast as a category one cyclone, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall to gulf communities.

“It travelled quite slowly across Karumba and Normanton,” Carpentaria Shire Council chief executive Mark Crawley told 7NEWS.com.au.

“We had 100km/h…