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Queensland weather: Bureau forecasts 48-hour rainfall, damaging wind gust threat

Queensland weather: Bureau forecasts 48-hour rainfall, damaging wind gust threat
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Bundy sizzles through one of the hottest days on record

Premium Content Subscriber only Locals are being warned of a very high fire danger in the region today and tomorrow as Bundaberg records one of the hottest February days on record. Today s maximum of 37.9 , recorded at Bundaberg Airport, beats the previous record of 37.7 at that weather station. However, February 1990 saw an even hotter day recorded at the Bundaberg Post Office when the mercury rose to 38.3 degrees. Some unofficial records saw areas such as Thabeban shown as reaching a top of 38.1 degrees. A three-day heatwave forecast map. Bundaberg s temps will duck back down to a much more civil top of 33 degrees tomorrow.

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HEATWAVE: Ipswich to swelter as mercury soars

Temperatures across the whole state will jump by between six and 10C. Mr Claassen said an afternoon or early evening storm midway through the week would give residents some relief from the heat. “It starts to cool on Tuesday but, at 34C, is still well above average,” he said. “We might see a late storm, which would break the heat but it’s possible it will be severe.” Temperatures are expected to have dropped by Wednesday. “We’re forecasting 29C – a 5C drop from Tuesday and 8C drop from Monday,” Mr Claassen said. “It should feel much nicer on Wednesday.”

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King tide smashes Gold Coast surf club again, Bribie Island could split forever

King tide smashes Gold Coast surf club again, Bribie Island could split forever We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss King tide smashes Gold Coast surf club again, Bribie Island could split forever Normal text size Advertisement For the second day, a king tide has lapped at the doors of a Gold Coast surf club, as Tuesday s surging waves left a thick layer of seafoam around the building. The huge tide has not been the only unusual weather event, with a widespread drenching dumping almost 900 millimetres in the Scenic Rim over three days and causing power outages, fallen trees and leaking roofs.

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