The forecast rain is expected to provide relief from the recent extreme heat felt across south-east Queensland — but it won't last.
abc.net.au/news/queensland-wet-weather-rainfall-forecast-severe-thunderstorms/101968480Queensland is in for a week of wild conditions, with various severe weather patterns predicted across most of the state.Isolated rainfall totals of up to 100mm have been forecast for parts of south-east Queensland on TuesdayThe BOM is also monitoring a tropical low in the Gulf of Carpentaria
Sunday was the hottest day of the year in Brisbane with a top of 35.7 Celsius, but today, severe storms are predicted across the south-east. A hazardous surf warning also remains current across south-east Queensland due to ex-Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle, which is now a low-pressure system near New Zealand.Numerous beaches are expected to remain closed for at least another day, with the maximum wave height recorded of about 6 metres.
There is also the possibility that monsoonal activity from the tropical low could move south later in the week, with the BOM monitoring it closely. "We will see some warm conditions in the morning but as that cloud builds and we see rainfall, we'll get some reprieve in the south-east, where we're seeing that activity," she said.
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