More rain expected after downpour drenches Greater Brisbane region

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February 2, 2021

Tuesday February 02, 2021

South-east Queensland was hit by heavy rainfall on Tuesday with rain forecast to persist until at least Friday.

Greater Brisbane was drenched after a slow moving thunderstorm passed over the region. Photo: ABC

Brisbane and parts of the Sunshine Coast have copped a drenching today, with some areas recording 64 millimetres in under an hour.

The highest rainfall reading was recorded at Bribie Island with 64mm, followed by Kippa-Ring with 53mm, and Eagle Farm with 49mm.

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has forecast further showers and the chance of…

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