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25.01.2022 Incoming mareeba a stormy Australia day
24.01.2022 Mareeba!! Storm!! Any photos would be appreciated ;)
23.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100564198705087/posts/109081114520062/
23.01.2022 Not weather related at all but I have to vent my frustration with the mobile traffic lights causing nothing but total BS traffic jam!!!! Not a very smart idea whoever thought of this.
22.01.2022 Wow!! Walkamin looking towards Atherton. Thanks to Kitty Fisher for sharing
21.01.2022 Strong storms are forming and heading towards mareeba gusty winds and flash flooding are a threat with these cells.
21.01.2022 TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST Severe Thunderstorm Warning for HEAVY RAINFALL For people in Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders and parts of Peninsula, North Tropical Coast and Tablelands, Herbert and Lower Burdekin and Central West Forecast Districts.... Issued at 3:26 pm Thursday, 23 January 2020. Thunderstorms with heavy rainfall over northern inland Queensland. Weather Situation: Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Winton, Georgetown, Hughenden, Richmond, Mareeba, Pentland, Forsayth, Einasleigh, Atherton, Julatten, Mount Garnet and Stamford.
19.01.2022 Good afternoon rain :)
19.01.2022 What an awesome capture of the storm out towards Mareeba! Look at that curtain of rain. Photo: Summer Rae Evans via Atherton Live weather
18.01.2022 Initial Flood Watch for parts of the eastern Gulf and western Cape between Normanton and Kowanyama, and the North Tropical Coast between Cooktown and Ingham Iss...ued at 1:57 pm EST on Saturday 2 January 2021 Flood Watch Number: 1 Minor to moderate flooding likely in the Flood Watch area from Sunday. A tropical low over the western Gulf of Carpentaria is expected to move east-southeast and intensify during Sunday, bringing heavy rainfall to the Flood Watch area from Sunday. The area of heavy rainfall is expected to extend to the North Tropical Coast overnight Sunday into Monday from Cooktown down to Ingham, with heavy rainfall persisting for a few days. Most catchments in the Flood Watch area have recorded rainfall totals of at least 100-300 mm in the past week, with river level rises currently being recorded at many locations. Catchments will therefore respond more quickly than normal to heavy rainfall. A Cyclone Watch and track map are current for parts of the Flood Watch area. Minor to moderate flooding is possible in the Flood Watch area. Flooding is likely in the Gulf and Cape catchments from Sunday, and for the North Tropical Coast catchments from Monday. This will likely impact roads and travel in the Flood Watch area, with potential too for property flooding. Localised flooding and disruption to transport routes are expected throughout the Flood Watch area from Sunday. Catchments likely to be affected include: Norman River Gilbert River Mitchell River Staaten River Daintree River Mossman River Barron River Mulgrave and Russell Rivers Johnstone River Tully River Murray River Herbert River
18.01.2022 Another storm like yesterday is heading our way :) flash flooding and gusty winds should accompany this storm so a head up!!
18.01.2022 TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 10 Issued at 1:48 pm EST on Monday 18 January 2021 Headline: Kimi intensifies to category 2 as it moves south. Cyclone Watch declared to Bowen.... Areas Affected: Warning Zone Innisfail to Ayr, inluding Lucinda, Palm Island and Townsville Watch Zone Ayr to Bowen. Cancelled Zone Port Douglas to Innisfail. Details of Tropical Cyclone Kimi at 1:00 pm AEST: Intensity: Category 2, sustained winds near the centre of 95 kilometres per hour with wind gusts to 130 kilometres per hour. Location: within 20 kilometres of 17.5 degrees South 146.8 degrees East, estimated to be 130 kilometres east southeast of Cairns and 195 kilometres north of Townsville. Movement: south southeast at 15 kilometres per hour. Tropical cyclone Kimi has intensified to a category 2 cyclone. It is currently moving south-southeast and is likely to continue this movement through tonight, but is now expected to slow and stall off the coast between Hinchinbook Island and Townsville on Tuesday while beginning to weaken. However, considerable uncertainty remains with the future movement of the system, and a category 2 coastal crossing between Hinchinbrook Island and Townsville tonight or on Tuesday REMAINS POSSIBLE. Hazards: DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 150 km/h may develop about coastal and island areas between Hinchinbrook Island and Ayr overnight tonight or on Tuesday, depending on the movement of the cyclone. GALES with gusts to 120km/h are likely about coastal and island communities between Innisfail and Ayr tonight and Tuesday. Gales may also extend southwards to Bowen later on Tuesday depending on the movement of the cyclone. HEAVY RAINFALL with the potential to produce flash flooding and major river flooding expected to affect coastal and adjacent inland areas between Innisfail and Bowen tonight and on Tuesday. A Flood Watch is current for this area; refer to that product for more detail. ABNORMALLY HIGH TIDES are likely today as Tuesday as the cyclone gets closer to the coast, however the sea level should not exceed the highest tide of the year. Large waves are likely along the beachfront. Recommended Action: People between Innisfail and Ayr, including Lucinda, Palm Island and Townsville should immediately commence or continue preparations, especially securing boats and property. People between Ayr and Bowen should consider what action they will need to take if the cyclone threat increases.
17.01.2022 Wow!! Mareeba, hopefully we will get some
16.01.2022 Not weather related but have I just hit the jackpot? open to offers haha
15.01.2022 TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST Severe Thunderstorm Warning for HEAVY RAINFALL For people in parts of North Tropical Coast and Tablelands and Northern Gold...fields and Upper Flinders Forecast Districts. Issued at 3:33 pm Tuesday, 9 February 2021. Heavy rainfall across the tablelands. Weather Situation: Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Mareeba, Atherton, Millaa Millaa, Ravenshoe, Chillagoe and Mount Garnet. 37mm in 30 minutes at Mary Parker Drive to 3:30pm. 31mm in 30 minutes at Mareeba to 3:30pm.
14.01.2022 Bucketing down Mareeba!!! So welcomed ;) We would love to see your pics!
14.01.2022 Nice big heavy rains flushing out our creeks. Feel free to post any photos you snap of the weather in our group Remember if it's flooded, forget it!!... -Mareeba 4880
13.01.2022 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST Severe Thunderstorm Warning... for HEAVY RAINFALL For people in parts of North Tropical Coast and Tablelands Forecast District. Issued at 3:14 pm Sunday, 16 February 2020. Storms with heavy rainfall over parts of the North Tropical Coast district. Weather Situation: Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Port Douglas, Mareeba, Mossman, Atherton, Wujal Wujal, Ravenshoe, Julatten, Mount Garnet and Redlynch. 69mm of rainfall in the past hour at Millaa Millaa alert (northeast of Ravenshoe). Queensland Fire and Emergency Services advises that people should: * Never drive, walk or ride through flood waters. If it's flooded, forget it. * Seek shelter, preferably indoors and never under trees. * Avoid using the telephone during a thunderstorm. * Beware of fallen trees and powerlines. * For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132 500. The next warning is due to be issued by 6:15 pm.
12.01.2022 Looks like Dimbulah copped a good storm!! BIG question, will they reach Mareeba??
11.01.2022 Who's enjoying this rain :)
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11.01.2022 Yep probably all of us right now
10.01.2022 TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 7 Issued at 4:40 pm EST on Sunday 3 January 2021 Headline: Tropical Cyclone Imogen has formed in the southeast Gulf and is expect...ed to continue moving southeast. Areas Affected: Warning Zone Mornington Island to Kowanyama, including Burketown and inland areas to Croydon. Watch Zone None. Cancelled Zone Kowanyama to Pormpuraaw. Details of Tropical Cyclone Imogen at 4:00 pm AEST: Intensity: Category 1, sustained winds near the centre of 65 kilometres per hour with wind gusts to 100 kilometres per hour. Location: within 20 kilometres of 16.6 degrees South 139.6 degrees East, estimated to be 130 kilometres north of Burketown and 165 kilometres northwest of Karumba. Movement: southeast at 12 kilometres per hour. Tropical Cyclone Imogen is expected to move towards the east southeast and cross the southeast Gulf coast near Karumba tonight, or early Monday morning. Once Imogen makes landfall, it will become slow-moving over the southern Cape York Peninsula as a tropical low. Hazards: GALES with wind gusts to 110 km/h extend out to about 100 kilometres from the centre of the cyclone. These winds are already occurring on Mornington Island and are likely to develop about the coastal and island communities between Mornington Island and Kowanyama, including Burketown, from this evening and overnight until the cyclone makes landfall. Coastal residents between Mornington Island and Kowanyama are specifically warned of the dangerous STORM TIDE as the cyclone crosses the coast on tonight's high tide. The sea is likely to rise steadily up to a level well above the normal tide, with damaging waves and flooding of some low-lying areas close to the shoreline. People living in areas likely to be affected by this flooding should take measures to protect their property as much as possible and be prepared to follow instructions regarding evacuation of the area if advised to do so by the authorities. HEAVY RAINFALL that is likely to lead to flash flooding, flooding of low lying areas and riverine flooding is likely about the southeast Gulf of Carpentaria coast and adjacent inland this afternoon. Heavy rainfall is likely to spread to remaining areas of southern Cape York Peninsula on Monday as the low or tropical cyclone moves onto the coast and further inland. A separate severe weather warning is current for damaging wind gusts and heavy rainfall elsewhere. Recommended Action: People between Mornington Island and Kowanyama, including Burketown, should remain inside until the cyclone has passed and listen to the next advice at 8 pm.
10.01.2022 Some serious wording by the BoM in this warning have a read.
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07.01.2022 TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 8 Issued at 7:53 am EST on Monday 18 January 2021 Headline: Tropical cyclone Kimi is moving slowly south, expected to turn south-southwest towards the north Queensland coast today.... Areas Affected: Warning Zone Port Douglas to Ayr and inland to Mareeba and Atherton, including Cairns and Townsville. Watch Zone None. Cancelled Zone None. Details of Tropical Cyclone Kimi at 7:00 am AEST: Intensity: Category 1, sustained winds near the centre of 85 kilometres per hour with wind gusts to 120 kilometres per hour. Location: within 20 kilometres of 16.6 degrees South 146.5 degrees East, estimated to be 85 kilometres east northeast of Cairns and 295 kilometres north of Townsville. Movement: south at 9 kilometres per hour. Tropical cyclone Kimi moved slowly southwards through most of Sunday, but is expected to turn a little more to the south-southwest during today. The system is most likely to approach, and may cross, the coast late today or early Tuesday between about Innisfail and Lucinda, however there remains considerable uncertainty with the crossing time and location. The system may intensify further during today and is likely to be at least at least a category 2 system as it approaches the coast. Hazards: DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 140 km/h may develop about coastal and island areas between Innisfail and Lucinda on Monday evening or early Tuesday morning as the core of the cyclone approaches. GALES with gusts to 120km/h may develop about coastal and island areas between Port Douglas and Innisfail during this morning, then extend inland to Mareeba and Atherton, and further south to Lucinda, later on Monday. Gales may also extend southwards to Townsville and Ayr early Tuesday depending on the movement of the cyclone. HEAVY RAINFALL with the potential to produce flash flooding and major river flooding expected to affect coastal and adjacent inland areas between Cairns and Townsville during Monday and Tuesday. A Flood Watch is current for this area; refer to that product for more detail.
07.01.2022 Heads up mareeba monsoonal squal heading our way let's hope she holds.
07.01.2022 There is a lot of water over numerous roads in Atherton, here is just a few - if you know of any please share - Prior creek Cook street Golf link... Louise street Jack Street 80mm has fallen in Atherton in 40mins . Remember please slow down if you have to be out on the roads. And it's not done yet, there is heaps of cloud to ground lightning, so not safe to be outdoors.
06.01.2022 Good morning folk! What a lovely sunrise capture by Mark Taylor from Paddy's Green, with Lychee trees flowering Today will be mostly clear with some cloud about with maximums ranging from 33c across the GOC and 27c across the Northern Tablelands districts. Tomorrow we see an upper trough enter the state from the SW pushing further east and destabilizing the atmosphere ahead of it. North Tropical Coast and Tablelands Forecast for tomorrow - Friday 7 August. Cloudy, very h...igh (90%) chance of showers, most likely in the late morning and afternoon. The chance of a thunderstorm from the late morning. Light winds. Overnight temperatures falling to between 13 and 19 with daytime temperatures reaching 24 to 29. Have an awesome Thursday ;)
05.01.2022 A few rumbles around town of course the radar is down
05.01.2022 FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST: TROPICAL CYCLONE KIMI ATTENTION MARINERS: Message from Regional Harbour Master Cairns **RED ALERT FOR COOKTOWN, PORT DOUGLAS, HALF MOON... BAY, CAIRNS, INNISFAIL, MOURILYAN** Destructive winds forecast within 6 hours. Vessels are not to leave their cyclone moorings until the official all clear is given by RHM Cairns. Mariners should maintain a listening watch on: COOKTOWN VHF channel 16 PORT DOUGLAS - VHF channel 16 and 12 HALF MOON BAY - VHF channel 16 and 12 CAIRNS VHF channel 16 and 12 INNISFAIL - VHF channel 16 and 13 MOURILYAN - VHF channel 16 and 13 Monitor weather forecast via the Bureau of Meteorology website. #MaritimeSafetyQld #tckimi See more
05.01.2022 This would have to be one of the best structured storm I've ever seen :)
04.01.2022 Torrential rain and flash flooding is now occurring in Atherton, please drive carefully
04.01.2022 Tornado seen here taken at fassio Rd at Paddy's green amazing capture even knowing the cyclone threat is passed we can still see some strong storms form due to it. **NOT FOR MEDIA PURPOSES WITHOUT PERMISSION** Video credit:... Sebastian torrisi See more
03.01.2022 **North Queensland Severe Weather Warning extended south** latest Severe Weather Warning from the BOM - Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology... TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST Severe Weather Warning for DAMAGING, LOCALLY DESTRUCTIVE WINDS and HEAVY RAINFALL For people in North Tropical Coast and Tablelands, Herbert and Lower Burdekin and parts of Peninsula, Gulf Country and Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders Forecast Districts. Issued at 11:00 am Monday, 4 January 2021. EX-TROPICAL CYCLONE IMOGEN TO PRODUCE WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN ACROSS THE NORTH. Weather Situation: At 10am AEST, ex-tropical cyclone Imogen was located over land about 140km east of Normanton and was moving slowly east-southeast. A trough extends from ex-Imogen eastward through the Ingham area and will slowly move south during Tuesday. HEAVY RAINFALL which may lead to FLASH FLOODING is continuing near ex-Imogen and is expected to develop throughout the remainder of the warning area between Wujal Wujal and Townsville later today. This HEAVY RAINFALL will extend southward to about Bowen during Tuesday. Six hourly rainfall totals between 150mm to 200mm are likely. Periods of localised INTENSE RAINFALL leading to LIFE THREATENING FLASH FLOODING are also possible, with six hourly totals of 300mm possible about the coast and ranges. DAMAGING to LOCALLY DESTRUCTIVE WINDS are possible with thunderstorms over areas between Georgetown, Atherton, Port Douglas and Laura. This threat is expected to become less likely from tonight. A Flood Watch and various Flood Warnings are current throughout the area, refer to those products for more information. Locations which may be affected include Townsville, Georgetown, Cairns, Palm Island, Ingham, Croydon, Innisfail, Mareeba, Cardwell, Palmerville, Julatten and Redlynch. 263mm at Normanton in the 24 hours to 9am Monday, including 186mm in the 6 hours to 3am. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services advises that people should: * Move your car under cover or away from trees. * Secure loose outdoor items. * Seek shelter, preferably indoors and never under trees. * Beware of fallen trees and powerlines. * Never drive, walk or ride through flood waters. If it's flooded, forget it. * Keep clear of creeks and storm drains. * For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132 500. The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 5:00 pm AEST Monday.
02.01.2022 TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 9 Issued at 10:34 am EST on Monday 18 January 2021 Headline: Tropical cyclone Kimi is moving slowly southwards, just off the Nort...h Tropical Coast. Areas Affected: Warning Zone Port Douglas to Ayr Watch Zone None. Cancelled Zone None. Details of Tropical Cyclone Kimi at 10:00 am AEST: Intensity: Category 1, sustained winds near the centre of 85 kilometres per hour with wind gusts to 120 kilometres per hour. Location: within 30 kilometres of 17.0 degrees South 146.6 degrees East, estimated to be 90 kilometres east of Cairns and 250 kilometres north of Townsville. Movement: south at 12 kilometres per hour. Tropical cyclone Kimi continues to move slowly southwards and is likely to get closer to the coast later today. The system may intensify a little further to a category 2 system. Based on the current forecast track, the cyclone may cross the coast overnight or Tuesday between about Innisfail and Lucinda, however there remains considerable uncertainty with the crossing time and location. Hazards: DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 130 km/h may develop about coastal and island communities between Innisfail and Lucinda this evening or Tuesday morning as the core of the cyclone approaches. GALES with gusts to 120km/h could develop later today about coastal and island communities between Port Douglas and Lucinda. Gales may also extend southwards to Townsville and Ayr on Tuesday depending on the movement of the cyclone. HEAVY RAINFALL with the potential to produce flash flooding and major river flooding is expected to affect coastal and adjacent inland areas between Cairns and Townsville tonight and on Tuesday. A Flood Watch is current for this area; refer to that product for more detail. ABNORMALLY HIGH TIDES are likely today as the cyclone approaches the coast. A storm tide is possible between Yarrabah and Lucinda, but the sea level should not exceed the highest tide of the year. Large waves are likely along the beachfront. Recommended Action: People between Port Douglas and Ayr should immediately commence or continue preparations, especially securing boats and property.
02.01.2022 Wow! Some decent totals (25mm+) around the Mareeba area! Thanks to Debbie Gostelow for sharing ;)
