Large parts of Australia's north and east are facing yet more wet weather on Monday, with Queenslanders also warned of a ...

There is a moderate chance a tropical low in the Coral Sea will develop into a cyclone by the end of this week.

Queensland is on high alert as the first tropical cyclone of the season barrels towards the coast, threatening to make landfall on Friday while the southeast braces for weekend rainfall totals up to ...

Parts of Queensland are drenched after more than 200 millimetres of rain fell in less than 24 hours — and there is more rain and potentially a cyclone on the way.

A tropical low brewing in the Coral Sea has a moderate chance of becoming a cyclone within days, putting flood-damaged communities on high alert.

Amateur weather chasers are again at odds with the Bureau of Meteorology, forecasting torrential rain for Southeast ...

Queensland communities already cut off by floodwater are facing another cyclone threat, while Brisbane residents have been warned high tides could bring localised flooding in a matter of days.

North Queenslanders are facing ominous weather systems on both sides of Cape York that could potentially develop into separate cyclones by next week.

The heavy rainfall has triggered a major flood warning for the Herbert River, with a minor flood warning in place for the Daintree River. “Because catchments are so wet, flood watches remain in place, ...

A severe thunderstorm alert has been issued for South East Queensland, with 65mm of rain falling in just 30 minutes, as the region prepares for a days-long bout of wild weather.