…was then followed by

two more floods of the

Brisbane River within
a fortnight: on February
13 13 and then again on
17 February 17-19.
February 18
19
7
6
The major 1893
flood, which 5 1983
occurred between 4
3
Thursday, February 2
2 and Tuesday,
February 7…
02-02-1893 is the next
day following the Full
Moon.

The Moon is in water sign

of Cancer.
 Note that Mars (Rahu)
aspecting the Moon
generating instability.
Fire-Water sign are involve.
Note that Jupiter and Saturn
are in opposition.
Continual, heavy rain had fallen for three
weeks, leading up to the flood, which
occurred on Sunday, 27 January 1974,
during the Australia Day weekend. Large
areas were inundated, with at least 6,700
homes flooded. Damage at the time was
estimated at some $200 million.
The floods peaked at 6.6 metres (22 ft)
according to the Port Office gauge at high
tide at 2:15 am on January 29. The peak
flooding in the location of the city gauge
was approximately 5.5 metres (18 ft).
The floods peaked at
6.6 metres when Moon was in
Piscis, water sign. There is a
malefic aspect of Saturn
(Ketu) to Moon. Instability.
Moon is waxing.
 Continual, heavy rain
had fallen for three
weeks, leading up to
27 the flood, which
28 occurred on Sunday,
29 27 January 1974
January

The floods peaked at

1974 6.6 metres (22 ft)
according to the Port
Office gauge at high
tide at 2:15 am on
January 29.
Again the Moon in
water sign. But its
not a Full Moon
(more dangerous
condition for floods).
And benefic Jupiter
is help to maintain
control of damage.
Note that Jupiter-
Saturn opposition
similar to February
1893.
 On 11 January 2011
at around 2:30 p.m.
EST, the Brisbane
River broke its
banks
January 11

2011

20 Full Moon in Cancer,

water sign, will be on
January 20th.
 27
28
29
January 11 January

2011 1974
On 11 January 2011 at around 2:30 p.m. EST, The floods peaked at 6.6 metres (22 ft)
the Brisbane River broke its banks according to the Port Office gauge at
high tide at 2:15 am on January 29.
 13
17
January 11 February 18
19
7
6
2011 5 1983
4
On 11 January 2011 at around 2:30 p.m. EST, 3 …was then followed by two more
the Brisbane River broke its banks floods
2 of the Brisbane River within
a fortnight: on February 13 and then
again on February 17-19.
Sluices to open to prevent possible second flood
Authorities are planning to get as much water out of Wivenhoe
Dam as soon as possible to minimise the chances of a second
flood. Weather bureau hydrologist Peter Baddiley said the
Brisbane River fell steadily yesterday January 13th after reaching
a peak of 4.46m at 4am, although afternoon high tides gave
floodwaters a small surge to 4.2m.

But authorities cannot completely rule out the possibility of a

"second flood", similar to what happened in 1893, when
floodwaters reached a peak of eight metres.
January 11

2011

20