High water has been reported around the region Thursday morning. Emergency dispatchers at 911 centers have been receiving ...

Recognizing the Signs of a Flash Flood The first step towards surviving a flash flood is recognizing the signs. Often, these ...

Photos have captured the extent of the potentially life-threatening flash flooding battering one state, with some areas expected to see one metre of rainfall in the span of a few days. A severe ...

and Cardwell among the worst hit by flash floods and overflowing rivers. “To see the level of devastation in that community is very difficult,” Queensland Premier David Crisafulli said of ...

Hundreds of people are in evacuation centres while 1,700 homes in north Queensland remain under threat of flooding. The Bureau of Meteorology says the weather system will gradually start to ease ...

The highway between Matatā and Paengaroa in Bay of Plenty is closed due to flooding this morning. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said State Highway 2 was closed due to flooding following a slip ...

Major flooding continues across multiple catchments across north Queensland, with heavy to locally intense rainfall forecast, which may cause flash flooding on Sunday night. The latest Queensland ...

“Local water managers on the Kaweah and Tule rivers had to move equipment and alert farms about possible flooding with only an hour’s notice,” Kaweah River Water Master Victor Hernandez told ...

with the Bureau of Meteorology warning that more intense rainfall will lead to "dangerous and life-threatening flash flooding". Loading... The warning area stretches from north of Tully to south ...

Meteorologists warn that although the rain may ease slightly, the risk of flash flooding and damaging winds remains high. Some areas have seen up to 600mm of rain in just 24 hours, with forecasts ...

Floodwaters in Ingham are beginning to subside after the Herbert River rose beyond a 15.2m flood record set almost 60 years ago. Record-breaking rain has lashed north Queensland for days ...

Flooding in Australia has inflicted "incredible" devastation on communities across northern Queensland, the state's premier has said, even though conditions are easing faster than predicted.