Rare hail pounds Queensland as severe storms continue through week
Intense storms brought heavy hail to south-east Queensland this weekend, with more severe weather forecast for coming days.
Heavy hail, damaging winds and rain hammered south-east Queensland over the weekend. Hail lay thick on the ground across areas including Blackbutt and Proston.
One resident said she had not seen anything like it in four years. Multiple flood warnings remain in place after days of rain.
The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts more thunderstorms through this week, with a potential for flash flooding. Showers and storms are forecast for Brisbane tomorrow, with falls of up to 20mm.
Large hail and strong winds are possible tomorrow and Wednesday.
- up to 20mm
- Rainfall forecast Brisbane
- Blackbutt, Proston
- Hail fell in
- four years
- Resident's time here
Why it mattersPeople in the region need to prepare for more severe weather, protect property and stay alert for flooding as already-soaked ground will struggle to absorb more rain.
AustraliaSouth-east Queensland residents face continued severe weather risk. Communities should secure loose items, check emergency kits, and monitor flood warnings closely.
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