Brisbane soaking incoming: up to 150mm rain forecast this week
South-east Queensland faces up to 150mm rain in Brisbane and 170mm on the coast through early next week.
South-east Queensland is set for a week of heavy rain as easterly winds and an inland trough push moisture toward the coast. Brisbane is forecast to receive up to 150mm, while the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast could see up to 170mm.
The Bureau of Meteorology says there is a medium to high chance of rain every day through the weekend, with the heaviest falls expected Thursday. Thunderstorms are possible Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning in Brisbane.
The Sunshine Coast Airport already recorded over 45mm since midnight, with coastal locations expecting 40 to 45mm today. The rainband is likely to linger until early next week.
Residents should watch for road safety risks and potential flash flooding.
- Up to 150mm
- Brisbane rainfall forecast
- Up to 170mm
- Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast forecast
- Over 45mm since midnight
- Sunshine Coast Airport rainfall
- Thursday
- Peak rainfall day
Why it mattersHeavy rainfall brings flood risk and travel disruption for millions across the region; the outlook affects plans for the coming week.
AustraliaMajor impact across south-east Queensland: Brisbane residents should prepare for delays and wet conditions; travelers should check road conditions before heading out.
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