WWOS host and Continuous Call Team commentator, Mark Levy, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to pay tribute to the late and great David ‘Thirsty’ Morrow.

WWOS host and Continuous Call Team commentator, Mark Levy, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to pay tribute to the late and great David ‘Thirsty’ Morrow.

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'A mentor and father figure to me': Mark Levy's tribute to the late David Morrow

The Bureau of Meteorology has provided the latest update on the conditions after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. 

BOM Senior Meterologist, Jonathan How, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "We are seeing rain ease across Brisbane and we've just issued the latest severe weather warning."

"Brisbane has now been removed from that, so no longer expecting heavy rainfall across Brisbane."

"But we still have that warning current for the Lockyer Valley and for places north of Caboolture, but the good news is that rain is easing across the metro area," Mr How continued. 

The Bureau of Meteorology has provided the latest update on the conditions after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.&nbsp;
BOM Senior Meterologist, Jonathan How, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "We are seeing rain ease across Brisbane and we've just issued the latest severe weather warning."
"Brisbane has now been removed from that, so no longer expecting heavy rainfall across Brisbane."
"But we still have that warning current for the Lockyer Valley and for places north of Caboolture, but the good news is that rain is easing across the metro area," Mr How continued.&nbsp;

"Rain is easing": Latest update from the Bureau of Meteorology 

An ‘Insurance Catastrophe’ was declared yesterday by the Insurance Council of Australia.

More than 9000 insurance claims have already been lodged due to ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred as of midday today.

CEO of the Insurance Council of Australia, Andrew Hall, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "This only come comes about when we can see claims getting up to very high levels and around 9000 claims in a couple of days already."

"But that's climbing quickly because people are getting back to their properties and realizing they've got damage."

"I think this weather event that we're living through at the moment here in South East Queensland is exactly the sort of opportunity we've got to just get on top of and not do the definition of insanity, do the same thing and hope for a different outcome," Mr Hall continued. 

An &lsquo;Insurance Catastrophe&rsquo; was declared yesterday by the Insurance Council of Australia.
More than 9000 insurance claims have already been lodged due to ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred as of midday today.
CEO of the Insurance Council of Australia, Andrew Hall, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "This only come comes about when we can see claims getting up to very high levels and around 9000 claims in a couple of days already."
"But that's climbing quickly because people are getting back to their properties and realizing they've got damage."
"I think this weather event that we're living through at the moment here in South East Queensland is exactly the sort of opportunity we've got to just get on top of and not do the definition of insanity, do the same thing and hope for a different outcome," Mr Hall continued.&nbsp;

'Insurance Catastrophe' declared after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred

A major flood warning is in place for the Lockyer Valley as a severe storm system moves through the area. 

Lockyer Valley Councillor and Deputy Chair of the Local Disaster Management Group, Michael Hagan, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "So we've had to enact some emergency warnings."

"The police did another doorknocking in Grantham, and then we had to actually set off our flood warning system, which is a siren at Grantham."

"So we've had great help from all emergency services," Councillor Michael Hagan continued.

A major flood warning is in place for the Lockyer Valley as a severe storm system moves through the area.&nbsp;
Lockyer Valley Councillor and Deputy Chair of the Local Disaster Management Group, Michael Hagan, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "So we've had to enact some emergency warnings."
"The police did another doorknocking in Grantham, and then we had to actually set off our flood warning system, which is a siren at Grantham."
"So we've had great help from all emergency services," Councillor Michael Hagan continued.

'A mentor and father figure to me': Mark Levy's tribute to the late David Morrow

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