15 Images Of The Floods Because Words Are Just Not Enough
Australia is reeling in the wake of the catastrophic 'rain bomb' that dumped unimaginable amounts of water across south-east Queensland and Northern New South Wales.
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Australia is reeling in the wake of the catastrophic 'rain bomb' that dumped unimaginable amounts of water across south-east Queensland and Northern New South Wales.
Sometimes, all you can do is list off the facts to try and comprehend just how devastating the effect something has had. So, we say things like:
And yet, these facts pale in comparison to what we’ve actually seen and experienced.
This is my local creek at 3.00pm this afternoon. Normally the width of the creek’s water course would only at the most be 2 metres wide. Now it’s this raging river of flood water, probably about 60 to 70 metres wide, and we are not done yet. #brisbanefloods pic.twitter.com/NvtFxllLtx
— 💧🌱Michael Springer🕯 (@MichaelSpring17) February 26, 2022
Boat getting pulled under QUT ferry terminal. #brisbanefloods #Brisbane pic.twitter.com/hfKlZbpmnG
— martin (@neonmadmax) February 27, 2022
🔴 AUSTRALIA: FATAL FLOODING IN BRISBANE ! WORST AUSTRALIAN FLOODS IN DECADES!
8 people died, more missing & hundreds have been rescued as flooding hits #Brisbane, #Lismore, #Murwillumbah & #Grafton.#BreakingNews #Video #Flooding #Inundaciones #Inondation pic.twitter.com/mQis9LpjEJ
— loveworld (@LoveWorld_Peopl) March 1, 2022
Hawthorne ferry terminal#brisbanefloods #floods #Brisbane pic.twitter.com/Dm4tmZY3LV
— Denis Dunn 🌏 (@DenisJohn71) February 27, 2022
Timelapse #brisbaneflood #Brisbane #qldflood #brisbanefloods pic.twitter.com/WNotLdL7lA
— The Effluencer (@theeffluencer) February 28, 2022
Just outside of Toombul Shopping Centre.
The lower car park was completely flooded and this intersection is just insane 🤯#qldfloods #brisbanefloods pic.twitter.com/wMet2JKoqa
— Amanda | Aesop Sample Gronk (@FlossyAmanda) February 27, 2022
The viewing deck has made a reappearance as the #Brisbane river recedes#brisbanefloods pic.twitter.com/KZmcHCb45S
— Alison Rice PhD (@alison_mrice) March 1, 2022