Waiting for my place to go under/Brisbane floods
A harrowing night wiating for the floodwater to creep into my place. Spoiler: it didn't. But it certainly messed up the joint. Hope you're all okay!

River levels were expected to peak at 4 metres at Brisbane coinciding with the high tide.. That's slightly below the disastrous 2011 flood line but enough to inundate the CBD, South Bank, and countless suburbs. I decided to stick around West End because I didn't want to stray too far from home, and the city is dangerous at the moment. But I hope you appreciate the snapshot.

Side note: don't go in floodwater. It's full of sewage, don't be that guy. Grooooooosssss.

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00:00 So yeah I'm freaking out
00:20 so it turns out my street is flooding
00:43 and the basement is flooded
01:07 the power goes out - a silent city
01:36 the street is flooded
02:06 a walk around the neighbourhood
02:34 Montague Road & Brisbane Distillery
02:54 Jane Street & Riverside Drive
03:18 the rowing club & Davies Park
03:41 wrap up
This video shows a street and an underground car park in an urban area, at night, during a severe flood. The danger lies in the rising floodwaters, which have already submerged the car park and are threatening the street level. There are no visible signs of safety equipment being used. There is no evidence of professionals managing the situation. The floodwaters directly affect the residents and property owners in the area, as evidenced by the partially submerged vehicles and belongings seen in the car park. The aftermath shown is significant property damage and potential displacement of residents. The potential for further damage is high, as the floodwaters are expected to rise further.