BIG SURF: Dangerous conditions at Currumbin Alley on the Gold Coast. Picture: Jono Searle Source: The Courier-Mail <\/p>\n
LIFESAVERS have warned people to keep out of the water as huge swells pound southeast Queensland and northern NSW beaches. <\/p>\n
All beaches except two were closed on the Gold and Sunshine coasts yesterday. <\/p>\n
Appealing to people to follow directions, Gold Coast City Council chief lifeguard Warren Young said lifeguards had been placed in danger trying to rescue stubborn swimmers. <\/p>\n
\"It's not right that people put others' lives at risk,\" he said. <\/p>\n
Beaches would remain closed this morning and the situation reassessed in the afternoon. <\/p>\n
Sunshine Coast chief lifeguard Scott Braby said all beaches were closed except for Noosa and Mooloolaba. <\/p>\n
\"We'll reassess things (today). It might be dropping a little,\" he said. <\/p>\n
Weather Bureau forecaster Michelle Berry said a low about 400km east of Cape Moreton was generating the dangerous swell. <\/p>\n
Queensland's cold snap is set to ease, with average temperatures expected for the rest of the week after Brisbane got down to 11C. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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