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Showers, isolated thunderstorms and heavy rain areas are expected to contract off the central and south-eastern coastal districts of QLD during later today, with conditions easing and clearing into Sunday as an upper level trough exits the region.
A few locations, especially around the Capricornia and Wide Bay and Burnett coastal and adjacent inland districts received greater than 50mm of cumulative rainfall over the past 24 hours.
Capricornia and Wide Bay and Burnett: >50mm of rainfall (24 hours to 9am today):
- Mundic Gully: 96mm
- Miriam Vale Alert: 95mm
- Gladstone: 81mm
- Eden Alert: 77mm
- Goovigen: 77mm
- Monto Township: 54mm
- Town of 1770: 51mm
Southeast Queensland: >50mm of rainfall (24 hours to 9am today):
- Manly: 71mm
- Hemmant: 68mm
- Tewantin: 66mm
- Picnic Point: 54mm
- Maroochydore: 52mm
- Aspley: 51mm
Remember to keep up-to-date with all warnings and severe weather alerts via The Early Warning Network (Email, SMS, Facebook and Twitter). #ewnalerts #earlywarningnetwork
Image 1: Capricornia and Wide Bay and Burnett Rainfall Observations >50mm. 24 hours to 9:00am - October 12th, 2019
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