So far at Bracken Ridge we have received 339 mm of rain since the start of this system on Friday. Showers and thunderstorm have persisted throughout this afternoon with storm warnings in place.
BoM have issued flood watch no.9 for SEQ.

Flood Watch for South East Queensland catchments between Bundaberg and the NSW border
Issued at 12:38 pm EST on Tuesday 11 February 2020
Flood Watch Number: 9

There is a continued risk of heavy rainfall and river level rises across the Flood Watch through to Friday.

Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the Flood Watch area with localised heavy falls possible each day, though rainfall activity should start to ease over the course of Friday.

Most catchments across the Flood Watch area have received significant rainfall during the past week and are likely to respond quickly to further heavy rainfall.

Minor flooding is likely, with higher levels possible in the areas of heaviest rainfall. Localised flooding and disruption to transport routes are likely particularly in the area of the heaviest rainfall.

Catchments likely to be affected include:

Burnett River

Burrum and Cherwell Rivers

Mary River

Noosa River

Sunshine Coast Rivers and Creeks

Pine and Caboolture Rivers

Upper Brisbane River(A flood warning is current for the upper Brisbane River at the time of issue)

Lower Brisbane River

Logan and Albert Rivers

Gold Coast Rivers and Creeks

Edited by user Tuesday, 11 February 2020 3:55:20 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Added rain totals

A mild thunderstorm at 10:30pm brought 4.6 mm with very brief period of heavy rainfall. With and following the storm the temperature stopped being stable and started to fall. The dew point also ceased to be stable and started to fall with and following the storm whilst remaining close to average. Relative humidity have remained stable and high and is currently 9%. Light E to NE with storm, N to NE after the storm and N to NW in the last hour.

Last 24 hours:

More rain today with heavy falls this morning, meanwhile the current system is moving south I would expect that this warning will extend further south

STW from BoM

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning - Southeast Queensland
for HEAVY RAINFALL
For people in parts of Gympie, Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Moreton Bay Council Areas.

Issued at 11:41 am Wednesday, 12 February 2020.

Weather Situation:

Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours.

Locations which may be affected include Gympie, the area southeast of Gympie and Pomona.

50 mm rainfall was recorded at Baroon Boat Camp in the hour to 11:30 am AEST.

12.9 mm to 9am. 16 mm since 9am from some light showers during the mid morning before increasing in frequency during the afternoon until earlier tonight. Mostly light falls with brief moderate to heavy falls at 5:40 pm.

A cool day with a maximum temperature of 27 C and was a little variable from mid morning to mid afternoon. The dew point was a little variable during the morning while rising back to moderately high to a maximum of 24 C in the late morning. After this the dew point have been a little variable and stable. Tonight the dew point fell a little before becoming stable close to average. Relative humidity have remained high today falling to a low of 80% during the middle of the day and is currently 92%. Winds have been SSE to ESE, E to SE in the late morning, NNE to ENE from the early afternoon and E to SE winds later in the afternoon with some calm winds. Tonight winds have been calm at times with some E to SE winds.

More rain, it is getting a bit ridiculous on some of the coastal areas now. We are close to the 400 mm mark in just 5 days. Another flood alert and storm warning issued

Edited by user Thursday, 13 February 2020 4:26:29 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Ferny Grove Weather
Date: 13 Feb 2020
Time: 7:50 AM

Min Temp since 9am yesterday: 21.4 C
Max Temp since 9am yesterday: 26.9 C
Min Ground Temp: 21 C
Rain since 9am yesterday: 60.3 mm

Temperature: 22.6 C
Relative Humidity: 93 %
Dew Point: 21.4 C
MSL Pressure: 1005.4 hPa
Wind Speed: light air
Wind Direction: SW

Present Weather: Continuous, slight drizzle
Visibility: 10km to 19km - Good Visibility
Cloud Cover: 8/8
Ground State: Ground Moist
Thunder yesterday: Yes

Notes of yesterday weather - 12/2/20: Cloudy with cu, sc and ns clouds. ​​ Light showers during the mid morning and during the afternoon becoming more frequent later in the afternoon with light falls and brief heavy falls at 5:40pm with some thunder. A shower with moderate falls in the mid evening with brief heavy falls and then light showers. Light rain in the late evening. A cool day with the temperature variable from the mid morning to mid afternoon. The dew point fell in the early hours of the day returning to near average before rising during the morning to moderately high. In the afternoon the dew point was a little variable and fell slowly before falling during the evening returning to near average later in the evening. Relative humidity was stable and high early in the day, remained high during the day and became stable in the evening. Calm winds early in the day, SSE to ESE light winds during the morning, E to SE from the late morning, NNE to ENE from the early afternoon and E to SE winds later in the afternoon with some calm winds. In the evening winds were calm at times with winds mostly E to SE in the early evening and S to SE later in the evening.

Today: Mostly calm winds in the early hours of today before S to SSE winds in the early morning of today before backing during this morning and is currently W to SW. The temperature and dew point have been falling quite slowly today before starting to rise in the last hour. Dew point have remained close to average. Relative humidity have been very stable and high. Light rain from the start of the day, temporarily a little heavier but remaining light for 5 minutes at 3:30 am and drizzle and very light rain from 5:30 am.

Event total is 322.2 mm, MTD is 334.1 mm and YTD is 517.4 mm.

Rainfall since 9am is 21.4 mm from further light rain in the last few hours with some moderate falls before the rain intensity tapered off to very light rain late tonight. The temperature continued to fall before stabilising in the last half hour. The dew point have been close to average whilst falling before becoming stable in the last 30 minutes. Relative humidity have remained high and continued to rise tonight and is currently 92%. Mostly calm winds in the last few hours with some W to SW winds at 8pm and some W winds at 9:45pm.

Last 24 hours:

Edited by user Thursday, 13 February 2020 11:44:58 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

The maximum temperature today was near average though it rose and fell numerous times in the late morning and during the afternoon. The dew point rose during the morning becoming moderately high from the mid morning, before becoming stable and then dropped sharply at 10:40 am returning to near average. From the late morning the dew point was near average and generally stable through to tonight. During the morning the relative humidity fell and returned to near average after many days of above average relative humidity. The relative humidity have been near average through to tonight. Light S to SW winds during the morning with some SSE to E and N to WSW winds during some of the morning. Light and variable winds during the early afternoon, ESE to ENE from the mid afternoon becoming N to NE tonight.

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Ferny Grove Weather
Date: 15 Feb 2020
Time: 7:50 AM

Min Temp since 9am yesterday: 21.4 C
Max Temp since 9am yesterday: 30.6 C
Min Ground Temp: 20.9 C
Rain since 9am yesterday: 0 mm

Temperature: 24.8 C
Relative Humidity: 85 %
Dew Point: 22.1 C
MSL Pressure: 1007.3 hPa
Wind Speed: 1 kph - light air
Wind Direction: NE

Present Weather: No cloud development observed
Visibility: 20km to 39km - Very Good Visibility
Cloud Cover: 0/8
Ground State: Ground moist

Notes of yesterday weather - 14/2/20: Clear early and partly cloudy from the morning with cu and sc clouds. The temperature fell slowly early in the day and was variable during the late morning and during the afternoon. The dew point slowly fell early in the day before rising during the morning, became moderately high from the middle of the morning, before becoming stable later in the morning. The dew point then fell sharply at 10:40 am back to near average and was generally stable for the remainder of the day though it was was a little variable in the late morning and in the afternoon. Relative humidity from the morning returned to near average and through to the evening. Mostly calm winds early in the day before S to SW winds during the morning with some SSE to E and N to WSW winds during some of the morning. Light and variable winds during the early afternoon, ESE to ENE from the mid afternoon becoming N to NE in the evening.

Today: Calm winds so far today. The dew point was near average and stable early today before rising this morning to moderately high. Moderately high overnight relative humidity.

Edited by user Saturday, 15 February 2020 10:37:39 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Ferny Grove Weather
Date: 16 Feb 2020
Time: 8:20 AM

Min Temp since 9am yesterday: 22.3 C
Max Temp since 9am yesterday: 32.4 C
Min Ground Temp: 21 C
Rain since 9am yesterday: 10.5 mm

Temperature: 26.7 C
Relative Humidity: 87 %
Dew Point: 24.4 C
MSL Pressure: 1011.1 hPa
Wind Speed: 4 kph - light air
Wind Direction: SW

Present Weather: State of sky generally unchanged during preceding hour
Visibility: 20km to 39km - Very Good Visibility
Cloud Cover: 4/8
Ground State: Ground moist

Notes of yesterday weather - 15/2/20: Clear early and partly cloudy from the morning with cu and sc clouds and some cc clouds in the morning. A light early afternoon shower followed by a light to moderate shower with very brief heavy falls. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before falling until the early afternoon under increasing cloud coverage and the showers. Following the showers the temperature rose from 1:40 pm before peaking in the mid afternoon lower than the earlier maximum temperature. Early in the day the dew point was near average and stable before rising during the morning becoming moderately high until the mid morning when the dew point fell and returned to near average. The dew point then rose from the late morning and became moderately high to briefly high in the afternoon, fell from the mid afternoon, and slowly from the late afternoon whilst remaining moderately high. Relative humidity was moderately high early in the day, near average during the morning before rising during the early afternoon and became high with the showers before falling following the showers whilst remaining moderately high and returned to near average in the evening. Calm winds from early in the day, light N to NE winds during the morning, SSW to SW winds in the late morning with some variable winds before E to SE winds in the early afternoon. Winds were W to SW with the afternoon showers with some NNE to NW winds, ENE to SE after the showers, ENE to NE from the mid afternoon and N to NNE in the late evening.

Today: Calm winds today followed by SSW to WSW winds in the last hour. The dew point slowly fell early today returning to near average before rising this morning and have become high. Relative humidity was high overnight and this morning.