The big wet: Road closures across Moreton Bay Region
Published 6:27am 24 February 2022
Words by Kylie Knight
Updated 5.05pm
There are 50 local roads closed across the Moreton Bay Region due to flooding as the Bureau of Meteorology warns of more heavy rain to come.
A Flood Watch warning remains in place due to a surface trough near the southeast coast which is forecast to remain slow-moving today and tomorrow, producing areas of heavy to intense rainfall and thunderstorms over South East Queensland.
A second slow-moving trough further inland will bring widespread shower and thunderstorm activity across the southern inland over the next few days.
Six-hourly rainfall totals between 80 and 120mm are likely, reaching up to 180 mm over areas east of Gympie to Jimboomba. The heaviest falls are expected through the latter parts of Thursday into Friday morning.
Catchments are wet, and likely to respond quickly to further rainfall. Those likely to be affected include the Pine and Caboolture Rivers.
Boaties are being urged to rethink planned outings.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey says: "Boaties can expect poor visibility, stronger stream flows and currents and possible flash flooding with the associated dangers of floating or submerged debris".
“Conditions this week and through the early part of the weekend make it dangerous for anyone thinking of going boating. I urge skippers to rethink any plans to take their boats out."
Road closures Moreton Bay Region
UPDATED AT 5.05pm
(50roads)
Brendale: Leitchs Road Pedestrian Bridge at South Pine River
Caboolture: Hume Rd
Cedar Creek: Gordons Road at upper crossing
Cedarton: Doyle Rd near Cedarton Drive
Closeburn: Hansen Road at Cedar Creek
Commissioners Flat: Commissioners Flat Road at Stanley River
Dayboro: Glover Road at Juffs Road West
Dayboro: Lees Crossing Road
Dayboro: Juffs Rd West
Elimbah: Old Gympie Rd at Six Mile Creek
Elimbah: Williams Rd
Highvale: Ryder Road at Blue Gum Court
King Scrub: Bond Road at the creek
Kobble Creek: Kobble Creek Rd at Pringles Rd
Laceys Creek: Strain Rd
Laceys Creek: Baker Road at Laceys Creek
Laceys Creek: Wirth Road at May Road
Mango Hill: Chermside Rd between John St and Kinsellas Rd West
Moodlu: Whittington Rd
Moodlu: Williams Rd, Lagoon Creek
Moorina: Moorina Rd near F Lindsay Rd
Morayfield: Visentin Rd, near underpass
Morayfield: Underpass Rd near William Berry Drive
Mount Delaney: Wiseman Rd at creek
Narangba: Moorina Road at Burpengary Creek
Neurum: Rasmussen Road at Neurum Creek Crossing
Neurum: Rasmussen Road
Petrie: Youngs Crossing Road at North Pine River
Rocksberg: Best Road at Keillors Crossing
Rocksberg: Caboolture River Rd at Cockies Crossing
Rocksberg: Caboolture River Road at Five Pound Crossing
Rocksberg: Old North Road at Zillmans Crossing
Rocksberg: McNamara Rd at Eliza Crossing
Rocksberg: McNamara Road at Browns Crossing
Rocksberg: W James Rd at Upper Crossing
Rocksberg: W James Rd at Middle Crossing
Rocksberg: W James Rd at Lower Crossing
Stanmore: Cove Road between Dunning Lane and Millwood Road
Stanmore: Cove Road
Stanmore: Mccabe Road at Cove Road
Stony Creek: Stony Creek Road at Stony Creek
Strathpine: Mott St
Upper Caboolture: Litherland Road
Upper Caboolture: Tinney Road at Caboolture River Road
Wamuran: R Williams Rd near D'Aguilar Highway
Woodford: Neurum Road at Monkeybong Creek
Woodford: Old Cove Road at Blackrock Creek
Woodford: Cove Rd at Kilcoy-Beerwah Rd
Woodford: Cove Rd at Old Cove Rd
Remember: If it's flooded, forget it.
For flood emergency assistance phone the SES on 132 500.
For life threatening emergencies, phone Triple Zero (000) immediately.
Current emergency information is available at qld.gov.au/alerts.
This advice is also available by phoning 1300 659 219.
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