The floods affecting Australia this summer (2010-2011) began in parts of Queensland as early as December 10. With many properties already under threat, conditions worsened considerably when a widespread cyclone system hit northern Queensland on Christmas Day, dumping huge amounts of rainfall right across the state.
The floods really began to be felt just after Christmas as major centres like Rockhampton and Bundaberg were inundated. The floods then hit many other towns, until finally on 11 January, the Brisbane River actually began to break its banks.
With the continuation of an unusually heavy rainfall pattern, courtesy of La Nina, there is no immediate end in sight. Cyclones have continued to dog the Queensland coast, bringing flooding rains with them.
Queensland
They mostly occur in South America and Mexico where the land is dry.
Most flash floods occur after late afternoon rainfall.
Floods mostly occur when there is a LARGE amount of rainfal for a long amount of time.
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Nothing. Heavy floods do not occur in plants.
Yes there have been many floods there
occur in South America
a flood can occur anywhere. It happens when there is a lot of
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