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Qld records wettest July day in 15 years with strong winds continuing – The Mercury
Parts of southeast Queensland saw more rain in one day than they usually see all July after an ‘unusual’ weather pattern dumped falls on large parts of the state.
Parts of southeast Queensland saw more rain in one day than they usually see all July after an unusual weather pattern dumped falls on large parts of the state.
The Bureau of Meteorology said in many places, Sunday was the single wettest July day since July 1, 2005.
And the flooding rain and huge seas battering NSW are set to continue.
A severe weather warning is in place for parts of the New South Wales coast, including Sydney, following a weekend of damaging wind and torrential rain.
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