In February and March 2022, the eastern coast of Australia recorded unprecedented amount of precipitation with extended floods and damages to properties amounting at least to AUD 2.3 billions. In this paper we use both reanalysis and observations to perform a statistical and dynamical attribution of this precipitation event to climate change. We define 1948-1977 as the counterfactual period and 1990-2019 Challenges in 2022 Australian rain bombs Attribution nature, the lack of long high quality available data and the dependence of the results on the La Nina phase of El Nino Southern Oscillation.