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Carrara, not far from AFL stadium but a lot higher up.
I'm not far from you manlyfan76. Mermaid Waters and the strong winds and rain have been on and off
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That was earlier today
 
Compare the pair.

A twirly wirly hits Cowboy country. No one blinks an eyelid.

A twirly wirly is just parked up off the ocean somewhere near Broncos, Dolphins and Titans land. The Sky is falling. The Gold Coast paper has headlines 'It's Scary a biblical flood is coming' Rugba players WAGs are having dummy spits and throwing darts at the NRL. How dare you play your little game this weekend.

Slight difference.
 
We’ve got a lot of big trees, but none that would reach the house (hopefully). Down the backs the worry. Plenty of big trees close to the shed.
Tbh I’m more worried about the wildlife, especially the ones that hangout at our place. Butcher birds, Magies (with a newbie), The Kookaburras (they too have got a young-in). I had a visit from Butler the border collie from up the road this morning. I feed him cat biscuits, loves them. Two wood ducks down in the pond. Mrs Duck has a buggered leg and hobbles around, while Mr Duck stands protecting her. I’m going to try and leave the garage door open for as long as I can, so they have somewhere to shelter and eat/drink.
I'm with you Wombatgc
They'll be looking for shelter no doubt, could have quite a collection in the shed on Sat night.
 
155km/h winds predicted for Surfers Paradise to the Tweed. We're in Burleigh Heads.Hoping like hell the roof holds up. 25 year old brick veneer with tile roof cyclone rated but fingers crossed. We're elevated looking across to Tallebudgera
 
155km/h winds predicted for Surfers Paradise to the Tweed. We're in Burleigh Heads.Hoping like hell the roof holds up. 25 year old brick veneer with tile roof cyclone rated but fingers crossed. We're elevated looking across to Tallebudgera
Definitely picking up now
 
155km/h winds predicted for Surfers Paradise to the Tweed. We're in Burleigh Heads.Hoping like hell the roof holds up. 25 year old brick veneer with tile roof cyclone rated but fingers crossed. We're elevated looking across to Tallebudgera
Definitely not looking forward to it. It's blowing a gale here now and they say it's only 48km/h, imagine 150!?
 
At Cape Byron, a wind gust of 111 kilometres an hour was recorded at 3:17am AEDT.
The 10-minute average is 83 kilometres an hour there.
Just north of the border, a 100-kilometre-an-hour gust was recorded at Coolangatta at 1:43am AEST today.
Meanwhile, closer to Brisbane a wind gust of 85 kilometres an hour was recorded at Cape Moreton just after midnight.
 
Wind information contained within the bureau's hazard products is made up of three key parts — average wind speed, wind gusts and wind direction.

The average wind speed is the average speed of winds that continue for a sustained period (10 minutes), while a gust is a sudden and brief increase in the wind speed that lasts from a few seconds to a couple of minutes.

Wind direction is also important. Wind direction is always written as the direction the wind blows from (i.e. a westerly wind blows from west to east).
 

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