The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) stated there was little change to the circumstances over the previous few weeks however waters are warming to impartial El Niño - Southern Oscillation (ENSO) ranges.
ENSO has little affect on rainfall that means Australia may quickly see an finish to the unprecedented downpours by early winter.
"Most local weather fashions surveyed by the Bureau point out a return to impartial El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) by the early southern hemisphere winter," the bureau stated.
"Solely certainly one of seven fashions continues La Niña circumstances via the southern winter."
Nonetheless, within the rapid future, the rainfall is anticipated to proceed with Queensland now within the firing line to be inundated by water and potential flash flooding for a second time this 12 months.
La Niña, which is Spanish for The Lady, is a fancy climate sample that pushes heat water in direction of the western facet of the Pacific.
"La Niña occasions usually start within the Southern Hemisphere's winter or spring, peak in spring and summer season and break down in autumn," Weatherzone's Ben Domensino stated.
"This 12 months's La Niña is remaining unusually well-established into the again finish of autumn."
Outback Queensland drenched for second time in weeks
The La Niña circumstances that the nation is experiencing now began in November when it shaped over the Pacific Ocean.
It's the second 12 months in a row Australia has skilled the climate occasion.