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01.05.2022 Heavy Rain & Flooding To Continue Today - Laidley Flood Peak (taken at Laidley Creek Gauge) Currently Higher Than 2011 The forecast for today? Stay home if you ...can! Particularly if you live in the Lockyer, Bremer & Upper Brisbane catchments where we're seeing MAJOR flooding occurring. In addition, very heavy falls remain a significant threat through areas of the Darling Downs, Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay & Burnett. We're certainly seeing rain and moderate falls occur elsewhere in the Southeast Coast, though not quite to the same intensity as elsewhere. Laidley flood height is currently 9m, this is 0.15m higher than the 2011 peak (but I think the February flood peak was higher than this, but I can't find that offhand), and we're seeing MANY roads and bridges under water west and northwest of Brisbane from flooding. This is all thanks to the upper low which is located near Emerald. This is helping to deepen a trough along the coastline which is drawing in the humid NE winds generating the heavy rain and showers. As this is occurring the rain and showers are wrapping around the southeast edge of the upper low (this is nearly always the worst side to be on in these systems because everything syncs together to push heavy rain over the same area). The only saving grace is that the system is moving faster than February 2022 so conditions are still set to ease later today and overnight (but showers will linger for many days to come).

26.04.2022 Flood Threat Increases for Southeast Queensland Firstly, I want to stress - that currently this is NOT expected to be as severe as the late February event. Howe...ver, the threat of flooding is likely to increase further during tomorrow and Friday as further extensive areas of steady moderate rain (that's locally heavy) pushes across the region. Most of the flooding will be minor to moderate in nature, which typically means some closed roads and flooded fields, however we can't rule out the chance of some locally higher peaks about. This is all thanks to a near stationary surface trough that's drawing in a very long fetch of humid, E/NE winds off the Coral Sea that's feeding into a broad upper trough. This will generate further areas of rain and showers tonight, tomorrow and Friday. Quite a few creeks and smaller rivers are already swollen (and parts of the upper Brisbane catchment are already in moderate flood). This additional rain will only serve to increase creek and river heights further. Unfortunately we've seen EC trend more towards the GFS scenario over the last 12-24 hours which is increasing the concern for rainfall over the next two days, but there remains a high degree of variability in the outlook. One of the differences between this event and the late February event is the intensity of rain - the intensity is not expected to be as widespread or heavy as late February. However, that doesn't mean there won't be locally heavy falls that bring some areas of flash flooding. Nonetheless, we'll likely see persistent areas of rain and that's still going to be an issue. It won't be until either late Friday or early Saturday that we see a marked improvement in the weather. Until then, it's time for us all to consider our actions. This includes: - Do you have a backup plan to drive home if the road you need to use is flooded? - Keep a close eye on the weather and radar. While most areas will experience moderate falls, locally higher falls are possible and this could catch people unaware Hopefully we see an end to this crazy wet weather pattern soon!

25.03.2022 Late Season Rain brings Renewed Threat of Heavy Rainfall & Flooding To Queensland (Possibly also NE NSW) In what could be reminiscent of Groundhog Day for many ...people, once again we're seeing an increased threat of heavy rain and flooding across the eastern two thirds of Queensland, and possibly also extending into NE NSW. There's still some variability that's going to occur in outlooks. It's rare that we entertain these scenarios so far out still (the heaviest rain still is many days away), but with virtually every forecast model having the same pattern it does bring increased confidence that at the very least, it's going to be a wet and cloudy 7-10 days for many people going forward. In the short-term, we should see weaker instability and generally weaker lift and forcing and this will see patchier showers and embedded thunder or storms occur (tonight and tomorrow and Saturday) across southeast to central-eastern Queensland. The good news is that for most places rainfall will be lighter, and while some isolated moderate falls may occur in the heavier shower and storm activity it's not expected to be widespread. The bad news is that any rain that occurs in the next 4-5 days will only help wet the catchments ahead of a potentially stronger rain system mid to late next week. A strong upper trough is forecast to push through into Queensland early to mid next week. Give the unusually persistent easterly winds (thanks to the La Nina that won't go away), this will encounter a lot more moisture than usual. The result will be a trough/low over inland Queensland bringing moderate to heavy falls across central inland Queensland initially. However the system will eventually adopt a more E to SE pattern, which will cause it to take it into central eastern to south eastern Queensland, possibly extending into NE NSW. This second part has a lower degree of confidence, there are some scenarios that take the heaviest rainfall more directly out to sea which would be a better one, but there's still other scenarios that keep it over land. Either way - whether it floods or not, it will be an unusually wet period for May for about the next 7-10 days (which is also quite a long duration). May and June are normally drier months (especially for Queensland), but you do get the odd wet month here and there. This is because the sea surface temperatures remain warm which supply the region with higher levels of moisture. For those who subscribe to our long-range weather outlooks, you'll know the current sea surface temperature patterns around the country (even outside of the La Nina) are conducive to a higher threat of rainfall than normal for this time of year. For those wondering "Will it flood..." - the answer is "Probably somewhere" - but it's too early to determine where that might occur. However flood-weary areas certainly are in the potential zone for that to occur, and it will be something we'll be monitoring very closely over the coming days.

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20.02.2022 We can not wait to see everybody in just 7 weeks time at the always beautiful Novotel Twin Waters Resort Sunshine Coast. See you there! Register today! https://www.restorationindustry.org.au/events/

23.01.2022 An awesome Boroscope from Trotec thanks to Dan from Pasfield Plumbing and leak detection.

14.01.2022 Who's coming to this event this Friday? I'll be doing a talk on Drymatic https://mailchi.mp/dcfb0a70399f/ria-brisbane-meet-up

12.01.2022 Earlybird saving of $200 ends June 30, don't miss out on the not to be missed #2021RIATradeshowConference

08.01.2022 Check out our latest newsletter with our current specials. https://mailchi.mp/9/restore-solutions-newsletter-june-2021

08.01.2022 Well done to David Hall from South QLD Restorations on winning our New disinfectant from Protox (Demark) at the RIA Meeting in Brisbane.