The wet and wild weather has been causing havoc along the coast from Wide Bay to the border <\/p>\n
THE low lingering along the southeast Queensland coast is generating seas to 8m offshore, triggering dangerous beach and bar conditions and erosion. <\/p>\n
Forecasters expect heavy rain to ease today but there is a chance the low could return to the coast later in the week. <\/p>\n
Forecaster Rick Threlfall said the low had stalled about 350km offshore. <\/p>\n
It was expected to continue its southward trek, delivering heavy rain, strong winds and big seas to northern NSW. <\/p>\n
Mr Threlfall said its track was difficult to forecast because it was being pushed around by two other weather systems. <\/p>\n
\"We're a bit uncertain about how it might go,\" he said. \"But certainly, it is going to be very windy for at least two days and deliver frequent showers.\" <\/p>\n
Gold Coast chief lifeguard Warren Young said all Gold Coast beaches would remain closed today. <\/p>\n
\"After that, I don't know,\" he said. \"I thought this low was going to be hit and run but it's hung around.\" <\/p>\n
Mr Young said seas were not so high on beaches but powerful. Nobbys, Palm Beach and Broadbeach were all vulnerable to erosion after a series of big summer swells. <\/p>\n
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