Bom Radar Sunshine Coast Tsunami

The Bureau of Meteorology on Saturday warned of. Tsunami warnings have been issued across Australias east coast after an underwater volcano erupted near Tonga.

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Bom radar sunshine coast tsunami. Fri 25 Feb Sunshine Coast. Bureau of Meteorology Australia BOM_au January 15 2022 People are being urged not to go to the coast to watch the tsunami as there is the possibility of dangerous localised flooding. This extends from seawards of Fraser Is to the east down to the Brisbane region to the south out to about Chinchilla to the west and up to about Miriam Vale to the north.

WF1006C8 radar with a 24m dish and 17 beam width Availability Typical. 5 to 15 mm. Tsunami alerts for waters off Australias east coast have all been cancelled after the Bureau of Meteorology said it had detected large waves.

The radar is situated at the top of the hill at the Northern tip of Abbot Point approximately 25km North West of the Bowen Township. Provides access to meteorological images of the 128 km Gympie Mt Kanigan Radar Loop radar of rainfall and wind. The body of a 60-year-old woman was.

Winds easterly 20 to 30 kmh. The Local Disaster Management Plan 2019-2022 4454KB outlines the procedures for a disaster or emergency on the Sunshine Coast Coast to ensure. Sunshine Coast waters.

The chance of a thunderstorm. But beaches will remain closed. The Sunshine Coast was included in a tsunami warning for Australias east coast with people told to to leave the water and move away from the immediate waters edge.

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Very high near 100 chance of showers or longer rain periods. Also details how to interpret the radar images and information on subscribing to further enhanced radar information services available from the Bureau of Meteorology. Small unusual tsunami waves may continue but are no longer expected to be dangerous however a Hazardous Surf Warning is still in effect for the Fraser Island Coast Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast waters due to Ex-Tropical Cyclone Cody.

24 hours per day Interpretation Notes. Weather satellite cloud imagery is originally processed by the BOM from the geostationary satellite Himawari-8. Rainfall and flooding continues across south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales.

In an update at 1pm the Bureau of Meteorology said the tsunami warning was cancelled for Queensland Victoria Tasmania and Macquarie Island. While evacuations are not necessary for these areas the warning does advise people to get out of the water and move away from the immediate waters edge. More rain is on the way with the Bureau of Meteorology BOM warning the Sunshine Coast and nearby hinterland could get more than 200mm on Wednesday and Brisbane another 100mm.

Winds southeasterly 15 to 25 kmh turning southerly 15 to 20 kmh during the evening. Sunshine Coast weather radar data is sourced from the BOM with lightning positions from the World Wide Lightning Location Network. Independent local news for the Sunshine Coast.

1230pm AEDT on Sunday 27 February 2022. The main tsunami waves have now passed all expected Queensland locations the BOM said. The chance of a thunderstorm possibly severe with damaging winds.

Forecast for Friday 25 February. The goal of the plan is for a speedy return to a safe and secure environment as soon as possible. A TSUNAMI alert for the Gold Coast has been cancelled after a violent underwater volcano ripped through Tonga.

The Bureau of Meteorologys severe weather warnings for south-east Queensland and north-east New South Wales remain current for the dangerous and unfolding weather and flood situation. According to the BOM large waves have been observed on Australias east coast with Queenslands Gold Coast seeing waves of up to 082 metres and Twofold Bay in southern NSW recording 077 metre. Abbot Point lat 1988 S long 14808 E Type.

Very high near 100 chance of showers. The Bureau of Meteorology about 930am Sunday advised the main tsunami waves. South-east Queensland has received a scary amount of rain with more than 400 millimetres falling in less than 24 hours near Gympie.

Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast waters due to. Queensland BOM radar rainfall and lightning - animated interactive map. 90 chance of rain north of Weipa 50 chance elsewhere.

Queensland coast put on tsunami alert. Located at 343m on the summit of Mt Kanighan 26 km north of Gympie this radar has a very good view of any precipitation that may fall within its area of coverage. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a marine tsunami warning for Sandy Cape down to Point Danger including Fraser Island Coast Sunshine Coast Waters Moreton Bay Gold Coast Waters.

More rain is on the way with the Bureau of Meteorology BOM warning the Sunshine Coast and nearby hinterland could get more than 200mm on. Chance of any rain. A 12 metre tsunami wave has been observed at Nukualofa the capital city of Tonga Australias Bureau of Meteorology tweeted on.

High 80 chance of showers most likely in the morning and afternoon. Westerly 10 to 15 knots reaching up to 20 knots inshore in the late morning. Northwesterly around 1 metre inshore increasing to 1 to 15 metres offshore by early evening.

Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast waters due to. The warning on Sunday morning was issued after an underwater volcano erupted off Tonga sending large waves crashing ashore on the island kingdom and triggering tsunami alerts across parts. The BOM has also cancelled a tsunami warning for Victoria and Tasmania but warnings small unusual waves.

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