Large hail, damaging winds forecast for Brisbane, Logan and Redland

Hail was recorded in the afternoon of Brisbane in the afternoon, but the Meteorological Office canceled a serious storm warning from 7.36 o’clock.

For some parts of Brisbane and Southeast Queensland, a storm was moving towards the western city with large and damaging wind estimation. Despite the following warning, more rain and even storm in the region is still possible.

In the afternoon at 16:00, Laidley, southwest of Brisbane, was reported to be about two centimeters wide stones.

Later, around 5.50 hours, Moorooka, south of Brisbane, was recorded in two to three centimeters wide stones. Dolu was also reported in Oxley’s southwest suburb.

The Bureau, Brisbane, Logan and Redland Council regions may be affected by the first storm warning, he said. However, the rain is likely to continue.

“[Two centimetres] Not small, but not giant, Mor Morgan Pumpa said.

“The way of this storm… Indeed, really a chance to stay on an area for a long time and the chance of causing excessive damage is not too big.

“He’s more concern about the impact of some driving conditions on livelihoods or lives, but something for people to think when they go out.”

The office recommends to drive slowly if highway transport is required and avoids the areas under the water.