Ex-Tropical Cyclone Imogen has brought heavy rains across much of far north Queensland, inundating Din Din Barron Falls with torrents of water. The cyclone crossed the coast north of Karumba shortly before 11pm on Sunday before weakening to a tropical low on Monday morning, tracking west across the region. About 1,400 houses were left without power, but there were no reports of injuries. The system dumped 262mm of rain in Normanton, with 186mm of that falling in six hours up until 3am on Monday, according to the Bureau of Meteorology

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