9pm Wed - Here's a BoM nowcast radar animation out to the next 90 minutes for the showers and thunderstorms that are just starting to enter far inland parts of SEQ from the Downs at this time. But I'd keep in mind that nowcasting can be tricky to do, so keep an eye on the radar in case it changes. Nowcast animation via BoM. (Ken). | South Brisbane Storms

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The centre of Tropical Cyclone Alfred is now clearly identified from the Brisbane (Mount Stapylton) radar loop. This means hourly Tropical Cyclone advice will continue until the cyclone makes landfall and is downgraded to a tropical low. Know your weather. Know your risk. For the latest tropical cyclone advice visit: http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20023.html | Bureau of Meteorology