Supercell storm hammers flooded Queensland with hail the size of tennis balls and 90km/h winds
South-east Queensland faces a new round of devastating storms including large hail as residents are in the middle of cleaning up from earlier downpours.
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South-east Queensland faces a new round of devastating storms including large hail as residents are in the middle of cleaning up from earlier downpours.
Premium Content Subscriber only Southeast Queensland was smashed by severe thunderstorms on Wednesday evening, with giant hail, 100,000 lightning strikes, flash flooding and damaging winds. Brisbane’s peak-hour traffic was thrown into chaos with suspended trains, traffic light outages, flash flooding and hour-long delays to commuters through key inner-city routes. Energex reported about 11,000 properties without power at 6.30pm, most on the Sunshine Coast. Flash flooding was reported across Brisbane, with at least two vehicles caught in floodwater at Moorooka. Rain gushes in through the b...