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AUSTRALIA-WIDE WEATHER UPDATE - MULTIPLE WARNINGS ACTIVE
Major weather developments across northern Australia RIGHT NOW. Central Queensland dealing with genuine flood damage. Mackenzie River at Blackwater broke records - water 5 metres over roads covering 5-6 metre tall trees. Clermont broke rainfall records dating back to 1916. That's over 100 years of records smashed.
CURRENT CONDITIONS & 7-DAY OUTLOOK:
☔ QLD Flooding: Barcaldine 50mm overnight, Gladstone 79mm in one reading. Calliope River at moderate flood levels.
⚠️ Tonight-Wednesday: Heaviest rain shifts NORTH to Gulf Country and western Cape York Peninsula
🌀 Thu-Sun: Brief easing then NEW SYSTEM develops in Gulf of Carpentaria
📅 20-26 Jan: Prolonged wet weather likely. 3-6 hour rain events dropping 75-100mm, multiple times over 5-6 days
🌪️ Tropical Cyclone: Not certain but possible (10% chance). Monsoon lows more likely but still produce flooding rainfall
AFFECTED REGIONS - WHERE TO WATCH:
🔴 HIGH RISK: Northwestern QLD, Gulf Country, Cape York Peninsula, Far North QLD (Cairns to Townsville)
🟠 MODERATE RISK: Central QLD coast (conditions improving but still vulnerable)
🟢 LOW RISK: Southern QLD, NSW, VIC, WA (separate weather patterns)
EMERGENCY ADVICE FROM BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY:
Never attempt to cross flooded roads - depth changes, road surfaces wash away, currents stronger than they appear. Every year Australians drown trying to cross floods. Set up Bureau flood warning alerts on your phone. Contact elderly neighbours and mates in remote areas now. Phone lines and mobile coverage can fail during severe weather.
This isn't 2011 or 2022 floods scale, but localized intensity is extreme. Same areas getting hit repeatedly in short timeframe compounds damage exponentially.
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