After ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred made landfall on Australia’s coast, thousands across New South Wales and Queensland sheltered from the wild weather, recording hundreds of millimetres of rain.
This map shows the total rainfall at weather stations over the past seven days. A darker shade of purple indicates higher rainfall.
By Sunday 9.15am AEST, several river systems in northern NSW and southern Queensland had flood warnings, including the Wilsons river at Lismore, the Tweed, the Richmond and other rivers in northern NSW, as well as a number of rivers in south-eastern Queensland, including the Logan and Bremer.
