Queensland weather: state braces for heavy rain and floods after ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji batters far north
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After battering Queensland's far north coast, ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji was downgraded to a tropical low, but the state is now bracing for potential major flooding due to heavy rainfall. While cyclone warnings have been cancelled, areas along the central Queensland coast are expected to receive significant rainfall, with some areas potentially seeing up to 340mm in 24 hours. Thousands remain without power as authorities work to restore electricity. Flood watches are also in place for the Channel Country, which was previously devastated by monsoon rains, impacting livestock and agriculture. The Premier is chairing a state disaster meeting and authorities are focusing on fodder drops and veterinary supplies to assist affected communities and livestock. Flood warnings are in place for numerous catchments across Queensland.
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