An East Coast Low may develop off the NSW coastline next week bringing the potential for gales and heavy rainfall.

The lack of cold fronts has impacted both rainfall and temperature patterns across Australia during April.

An upper low has induced a surface low off the NSW coastline, while storms may occur further north in NE NSW & SE QLD.

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More rain will redevelop across Queensland this week, but longer term patterns suggest a reprieve is on the way.

Heavy rainfall may bring major flooding to parts of inland Queensland.

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Alfred is expected to make a U-Turn back towards the southern Queensland coastline.

Alfred is likely to bring gales and dangerous surf conditions to the southern to central Queensland coastline.

Increasing winds and swells and possibly showers are on the way for parts of the Queensland coastline as Alfred tracks southwards.

The odds for the Coral Sea's first tropical cyclone of the season are increasing - with a wide range of long-range scenarios possible.

Zelia was so powerful its cooled the ocean off the northwestern WA coastline by up to 2°C.

Zelia is forecast to undergo further rapid intensification, reaching category 5.

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With further heavy rainfall forecast, we look into what's driving the persistent rainfall and what the remainder of February may bring.

Torrential rain set to continue along the coastline - heavy rain and flood concerns may extend inland later this week.

Extreme flooding is expected across northern Queensland with more than a metre more of rain expected.

The potential for torrential rain across northeastern Queensland is increasing as a low looks to stall over the region.

The monsoon trough will strengthen bringing a higher threat of tropical cyclone development during the next 7-10 days, while storms will inc