Queensland flash flooding

A severe weather warning remains in place for north and central Queensland, with heavy rainfall and flash flooding in the forecast. The rain is expected to be ...

but then push back north again after Tuesday, during Wednesday and Thursday, right back up onto the northern peninsula once again." "We had waterfront views for a day and a half and now we can't see the river." "The focal point of the rain during the rest of Sunday and even into Monday and Tuesday [will be] shifting south to Townsville and very much from about Ayr down to around Carmilla with the focal point around parts of the central coast — that's Proserpine and adjacent inland." "This system is still in its strengthening mode and we're likely to see the peak rainfall probably during Monday and that's where we expect areas like the central coast and elevated areas like the Clark Ranges where we could see some sizeable accumulations," he said. A severe weather warning remains in place for north and central Queensland, with heavy rainfall and flash flooding in the forecast. The rescues come as the Bureau of Meteorology says storms hitting parts of north and central Queensland could get worse, with heavy rain and flash flooding conditions likely to peak on Monday.