Parts of Queensland's southeast are mopping up and calculating the damage after storms flooded homes, swamped cars and tore roofs off buildings. Yesterday's wild weather sparked more than 300 calls for help, with many parts of the southeast recording more than 100 millimetres of rain in just a few hours, and some spots received double that. Meanwhile, New South Wales authorities are breathing a sigh of relief. The state seems to have been spared the worst of a second east coast low that lashed southeast Queensland. Ivan and Selina report.
Parts of Queensland's southeast are mopping up and calculating the damage after storms flooded homes, swamped cars and tore roofs off buildings. Yesterday's wild weather sparked more than 300 calls for help, with many parts of the southeast recording more than 100 millimetres of rain in just a few hours, and some spots received double that. Meanwhile, New South Wales authorities are breathing a sigh of relief. The state seems to have been spared the worst of a second east coast low that lashed southeast Queensland. Ivan and Selina report.
