Authorities say Sunday will be a day of vigilance for fire-ravaged parts of Queensland, amid the threat of blazes caused by lightning and the possibility of a tropical cyclone brewing in the northern Coral Sea.
As 110 fires continue to burn around the state, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned it could be three or four days before relief arrives, with no significant rain on the horizon in central Queensland.
But thunderstorms without rain are a very real possibility, which could mean an increased chance of fires started by dry lightning.
Read the ABC News story - “Queensland fires could see heat, dry lightning and potential tropical cyclone add to state's problems.”
No comments:
Post a Comment