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Mayor watching for tidal surge and Mary River levels

Fraser Coast Mayor Gerard O'Connell.

Mayor warns residents in low-lying areas

The Mary River breaks its banks near the sailing club.

Mary River on Monday afternoon

The ocean in front of the Hervey Bay Surf Life Saving Club in Torquay about 10am after the 4.16m king tide peaked at 9.38am.

Friday's king tide at Torquay

The swiftly-flowing Mary River as seen from Queens Park on Monday morning.

Mary River on Monday morning

Waves pounded the rocks at Scarness during the king tide on Friday morning.

King tide at Scarness on Friday

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Waves hit the Urangan seawall as Cyclone Marcia approaches Hervey Bay.

Thursday's king tide in Urangan and Torquay

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Fraser Coast Mayor Gerard O'Connell says the disaster co-ordination team is continuing to watch for any possible tidal surge and monitor the levels of Mary River flooding around Gympie.

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UPDATE: Marcia will be near Fraser Coast early on Saturday

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Weather UPDATE: It's anticipated Cyclone Marcia will come close to the Fraser Coast in the early hours of Saturday, Mayor Gerard O'Connell says.

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Mayor warns residents in low-lying areas

Mayor warns residents in low-lying areas

King tide at Scarness on Friday

King tide at Scarness on Friday

Mary River on Monday morning

Mary River on Monday morning

Friday's king tide at Torquay

Friday's king tide at Torquay

Mary River on Monday afternoon

Mary River on Monday afternoon