Bureau of Metrology reveals state faces higher risk of severe weather in coming months

ABC NEWS (Australia)

The Bureau of Meteorology has warned Queensland will be at higher risk than usual of severe weather between October and April. The long-range forecast indicates both minimum and maximum temperatures are likely to be above average and that residents should begin preparing for the possibility of extreme weather events over the coming months.

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00:00Over the warmer months, Australia has an increased risk of severe and extreme heat waves.

00:09The Bureau's long-range forecasts indicate that both minimum and maximum temperatures

00:15are likely to be above average for large parts of Queensland over the coming months.

00:22Dangerous and destructive fires are a risk in Australia during the warmer months.

00:27As we have seen here already in Queensland, parts of the state are already experiencing

00:32bushfire activity.

00:34Flash flooding and riverine flooding are more common during the severe weather months.

00:40The Bureau's long-range forecasts indicate that rainfall is likely to be above average

00:46for large parts of eastern Australia, including Queensland, from now until at least January,

00:53with the strongest chances of above average rainfall in North Queensland.

00:59During the warmer months, severe thunderstorms are also more common, bringing heavy rainfall,

01:06damaging winds, large hail and the risk of flooding, and they can occur anywhere in Queensland.

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