Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
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Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Early heads up - Tropical Low building in the Coral Sea off the north Queensland coast, likely to be bringing an increase in wind and rain as we get towards the weekend. At present expected to move towards the coast from Sunday.........
Unclear at the moment whether it will develop further and become a Tropical Cyclone but conditions are looking favourable for that to happen, so anyone up north.....also unclear at the moment whereabouts it is likely to come onshore.
Will certainly bring a lot of rain with it nto already saturated ground.
keep your eyes peeled and get your cyclone kit stocked up.
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/charts/4day_col.shtml
Unclear at the moment whether it will develop further and become a Tropical Cyclone but conditions are looking favourable for that to happen, so anyone up north.....also unclear at the moment whereabouts it is likely to come onshore.
Will certainly bring a lot of rain with it nto already saturated ground.
keep your eyes peeled and get your cyclone kit stocked up.
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/charts/4day_col.shtml
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Queensland could be in for more bad weather as forecasters warn activity in the Coral Sea in the far north could become a cyclone.
Weather bureau forecaster Brian Rolstone there are virtually no fine areas over Queensland and a tropical low is developing off the coast, east of Cairns. "It might move in too fast before it gets to tropical cyclone level - it might just be a tropical low and that's about all," he said.
"But it's still going to produce increasing rainfall along that north-east coast there."
Weather bureau forecaster Brian Rolstone there are virtually no fine areas over Queensland and a tropical low is developing off the coast, east of Cairns. "It might move in too fast before it gets to tropical cyclone level - it might just be a tropical low and that's about all," he said.
"But it's still going to produce increasing rainfall along that north-east coast there."
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Oh great, more good news!
Like we haven't had enough rain already!
Thanks Polly for posting!
Like we haven't had enough rain already!
Thanks Polly for posting!
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Also likely to be some serious rain all the way down the east coast it seems.
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
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Also likely to be some serious rain all the way down the east coast it seems.
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
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Also likely to be some serious rain all the way down the east coast it seems.
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
They are taking it seriously enough at work to have canceleld the office move with 48 hours to go so we can work in a familiar environment (as opposed to one with dodgy lighting and no functioni9ng kitchen )
better top up the cyclone kit....again
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Today is just a little pre-cursor, the weekend is tipped to be worse
I'd say it could be time & money well spent......
I'd say it could be time & money well spent......
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Bureau forecast chart for the next 4 days.
Whether this becomes a Cyclone or remains a Low it will bring a large amount of rain to the northern half of the State, including areas already saturated, and battered from TC Yasi.
Current outlook for the Coral Sea -
A weak low lies in the far northeast Coral Sea. The low is expected to move
slowly southwest over the next few days with a moderate chance of developing
into a cyclone on Sunday. At the present time, the low is not influencing
Queensland's weather.
Friday: Very low
Saturday: Very low
Sunday: Moderate
Whether this becomes a Cyclone or remains a Low it will bring a large amount of rain to the northern half of the State, including areas already saturated, and battered from TC Yasi.
Current outlook for the Coral Sea -
A weak low lies in the far northeast Coral Sea. The low is expected to move
slowly southwest over the next few days with a moderate chance of developing
into a cyclone on Sunday. At the present time, the low is not influencing
Queensland's weather.
Friday: Very low
Saturday: Very low
Sunday: Moderate
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
What's the latest Polly?
Been rainiing gently all day here.
Been rainiing gently all day here.
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Re: Queensland - possible Tropical Low developing
Plenty of steady rain to come in the south east (see current 512 radar below), flood warning out on coastal stream Noosa to the NSW border, including the Upper Mary River. Streams will flood quicker than usual because the ground is already so wet.
Current Low is off the coast of Papua New Guinea. The low is expected to move slowly southwest over the next few days. It is very weak, but its now expected to interact with a SE change on Monday and deepen as a result, how much it deepens is still anyone's guess. Where it moves when that happens is also anyone's guess......... It'll be sitting east of Cairns on Sunday, very much a case of watch and wait. Also highly likely that another Low is following along behind......
Whatever it does though there is a lot of rain heading for the northern half of the State (Mackay northwards), maybe upwards of 200-300mm in 24-48hrs.
Current Low is off the coast of Papua New Guinea. The low is expected to move slowly southwest over the next few days. It is very weak, but its now expected to interact with a SE change on Monday and deepen as a result, how much it deepens is still anyone's guess. Where it moves when that happens is also anyone's guess......... It'll be sitting east of Cairns on Sunday, very much a case of watch and wait. Also highly likely that another Low is following along behind......
Whatever it does though there is a lot of rain heading for the northern half of the State (Mackay northwards), maybe upwards of 200-300mm in 24-48hrs.
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Plenty of steady rain to come in the south east (see current 512 radar below), flood warning out on coastal stream Noosa to the NSW border, including the Upper Mary River. Streams will flood quicker than usual because the ground is already so wet.
Current Low is off the coast of Papua New Guinea. The low is expected to move slowly southwest over the next few days. It is very weak, but its now expected to interact with a SE change on Monday and deepen as a result, how much it deepens is still anyone's guess. Where it moves when that happens is also anyone's guess......... It'll be sitting east of Cairns on Sunday, very much a case of watch and wait. Also highly likely that another Low is following along behind......
Whatever it does though there is a lot of rain heading for the northern half of the State (Mackay northwards), maybe upwards of 200-300mm in 24-48hrs.
Current Low is off the coast of Papua New Guinea. The low is expected to move slowly southwest over the next few days. It is very weak, but its now expected to interact with a SE change on Monday and deepen as a result, how much it deepens is still anyone's guess. Where it moves when that happens is also anyone's guess......... It'll be sitting east of Cairns on Sunday, very much a case of watch and wait. Also highly likely that another Low is following along behind......
Whatever it does though there is a lot of rain heading for the northern half of the State (Mackay northwards), maybe upwards of 200-300mm in 24-48hrs.
That's a lot of rain for the peeps up there. Not like they need it either.