Parts of Queensland flood after deluge of rain overnight
Parts of Queensland experienced flash flooding early this morning after the state was hit by a deluge of rain.
SES Crews were called to more than 80 jobs yesterday as rain pummeled Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
In South Mission Beach, homes were cut off by flash flooding after 200mm of rain.
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Parts of Queensland experienced flash flooding early this morning after the state was hit by a deluge of rain. Nine
Tugun, on the Gold Coast, saw 170mm of rain, while Coolangatta was hit by 150mm of rain.
Locals pulled out boats and kayaks to get around as the streets flooded.
One person became trapped in their car at Moonie, west of Brisbane, after trying to drive through floodwaters.
SES Crews were able to rescue the driver, in the second rescue at the location in two days.
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Residents took to the streets on a kayak to navigate flood waters Nine
A flood warning is still in place for the Moonie River this morning, as well as the Bremer River, near the Ipswich area.
Things are starting to dry this morning as the wet weather has slowed.
The Gold Coast and Brisbane still have a chance of showers today, but they're not expected to produce as much rain.
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