1/22Storm damage to the Surf Lifesaving Championships at Glenelg after gale-force winds and heavy rain struck Adelaide on November 21, 2018. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
In pictures: Storm damage across Adelaide
Gale-force winds ripped off roofs and knocked down powerlines and trees last night as a storm rolled over Adelaide, putting thousands into darkness.
2/22Storm damage to the Surf Lifesaving Championships at Glenelg. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
3/22Storm damage to the Surf Lifesaving Championships at Glenelg. Picture: Dan Demaria
4/22Storm damage to the Surf Lifesaving Championships at Glenelg. Picture: Dan Demaria
5/22An apartment block at Glenelg North, where the roof blew off. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
6/22Surinder Kumar outside his Glenelg North apartment, where the roof blew off in the storm. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
7/22The damaged apartment at Glenelg North. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
8/22Surinder Kumar inside his Glenelg North apartment, where the roof blew off in the storm. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
9/22Surinder Kumar surveys the damage inside his apartment. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
10/22The remains of the roof from the apartment building, on top of another building. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
11/22Glenelg North resident Brenton Nayda in his backyard, where the roof off the neighbouring apartment building ended up. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
12/22Debris in the carpark of the apartment building. Picture: AAP / Russell Millard
13/22Lightning storm over Adelaide Oval during last night’s storm. Picture: Hamish Pring
14/22Lightning during the storm over Adelaide. Picture: Shane Harris/ARCH Imagery
15/22Mario Petruzzelli of Mitcham looks at his damaged roof. Picture: AAP / Brenton Edwards
16/22Mario Petruzzelli of Mitcham looks at his damaged roof. Picture: AAP / Brenton Edwards
17/22A tree branch across powerlines on River Rd, Noarlunga. Picture: AAP / Brenton Edwards
18/22The MFS inspects the Hallett Cove Shopping Centre sign, which was damaged in the wind. Picture: AAP / Brenton Edwards
19/22A broken branch rests across powerlines at Netherby. Picture: AAP / Brenton Edwards
20/22A stobie pole blown over in the strong winds last night at Henley Beach. Picture: Con Polychronis
21/22A power line down on a car at Argyle St, Prospect during the storm last night. Picture: SA Power Network
22/22A power line down on a car at Argyle St, Prospect during the storm last night. Picture: SA Power Network
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