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Far North Queensland Floods: More Rain on the Way

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Far North Queensland remains on high alert for flooding as recovery efforts from Tropical Cyclone Narelle continue. Clean-up crews are battling high water levels, and flood watches are active. More heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected, keeping the flood risk alive. Locals are bracing for more chaos in this ongoing wet spell.

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Far North Queensland Floods: More Rain on the Way

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Far North Queensland Floods: More Rain on the Way. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From Adelaide, this is your March 20th update. Far North Queensland is still on high alert for flooding after hundreds of millimeters of rain soaked the region. Recovery efforts from tropical cyclone Narell are just getting underway, but authorities say the danger is far from over. Clean up crews are moving in as water levels remain high in many areas. Officials are urging everyone to stay vigilant and avoid flooded roads, with floodwatches active across parts of the Far North. Officials have been dealing with the chaos from the recent downpours, which turn streets into rivers and forced some evacuations. The impact has hit communities hard, disrupting daily life and power in spots. Now, forecasters mourn of more hard and fast rain, plus thunderstorms, through today and into the weekend, northern parts of the state could see even heavier falls, keeping the flood risk alive. As teams work to clear debris and assess damage, locals are bracing for whatever comes next in this wet spell.

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