Queensland weather update: More thunderstorms to raise flood risk
South-east Queensland is bracing for more severe thunderstorms today with damaging winds, large hail and heavy rain after a week of flooding.
Damaging winds, large hail and some more heavy downpours are forecast for south-east Queensland in coming hours.
The Bureau of Meteorology warned south-east Queensland residents to prepare for more severe thunderstorms on Monday after a week of heavy rain and flooding.
Some parts of the Sunshine Coast hinterland recorded up to 500mm of rain, with flood warnings still active for the Mary, Condamine and Warrego rivers.
Relief is expected from Tuesday when the severe storm risk is forecast to contract away from the coast, but Monday is still shaping up as a big storm day.
Emergency services advise keeping asthma medication close by, charging your phone, securing doors and windows, and avoiding driving in floodwaters.
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