Predicted 100mm downpour prompts flood warnings for Queensland

Multiple weather warnings have been issued with a downpour set to hit parts of Queensland today.

Potential falls of up to 100 millimetres are possible, particularly in the state's south-east.

More widespread falls of 40mm-80mm are predicted.

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The Bureau of Meteorology has issued multiple flood warnings, as well as a strong wind warning, and a hazardous surf warning for K'gari and the Sunshine Coast tomorrow.

The rain is likely to continue into the start of the week, but is set to clear up by Anzac Day.

Northern New South Wales is also set to cop heavy rain before the system moves offshore.

For tomorrow, the Bureau has warned people at K'gari and on the Sunshine Coast to avoid the ocean and steer clear of surf-exposed areas.

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Rock fishers are urged to take note of the warning as well.

In Brisbane, rain during the early days of the week will be accompanied by temperatures in their mid-20s.

This is currently forecast to rise to 28 degrees on Anzac Day.

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