Tag Archives: Western Queensland
Cunnamulla district cops a drenching – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The Cunnamulla district has received a bucket of rain over the past week and livestock agent Neal Elliott says it’s really getting too wet now. Continue reading
Eulo evacuates as the Paroo River rises – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The tiny town of Eulo in south-west Queensland is on high alert as some residents evacuate in preparation for rising flood waters.
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Dramatic road rescue – ABC North West Qld – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Motorists are being told to obey road closure signs as floodwaters breach major highways in western Queensland after a dramatic helicopter rescue near Cloncurry.
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Where the rain fell in the west – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
If you’re having trouble keeping track of what rain fell and where after this last hectic week of storms and a big tropical low, here are some of the rainfall totals for the west for the past seven days (week ending Monday, 30th January at 9am).
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Dramatic road rescue – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Motorists are being told to obey road closure signs as floodwaters breach major highways in western Queensland after a dramatic helicopter rescue near Cloncurry.
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Warrego radar up and running – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Scorching conditions in Western Queensland earlier this month may have caused the Bureau of Meteorology’s Warrego weather radar to overheat.
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Warrego radar repairs completed – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Scorching conditions in Western Queensland earlier this month may have caused the Bureau of Meteorology’s Warrego weather radar to overheat.
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2011: Looking back on the year out west – ABC Western Queensland – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The summer of 2011 will go down in the history books as one where the La Nina god unleashed her fury on Queensland. Continue reading
