1/37Josh Whiting took this photo of the storm approaching the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Josh Whiting Photos
Property pummeled by cricket-ball-size hail
Stricken cars lined the Bruce Highway, tress came down and properties were pounded as cricket-ball-size hail smashed southeast Queensland on Sunday. CHECK OUT THE AMAZING IMAGES FROM THE STORM
2/37This picture was taken at the playground at Westfield Chermside. Picture: Instagram/@jo.argent
3/37Hail turned this Helensvale backyard into a winter wonderland.
4/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
5/37Jules Hannah from Glass House Mountains took this image. Picture: Instagram/@jules_jewel_gigi
6/37Catherine Fraser from Delany’s Creek took this image Picture: Instagram/@xcathee
7/37Jules Hannah from Glass House Mountains took this image. Picture: Instagram/@jules_jewel_gigi
8/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
9/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
10/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
11/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
12/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
13/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
14/37Reader photos from Sunday's severe thunderstorms.
15/37Picture Instagram/@journeybeyondyou
16/37Jules Hannah from Glass House Mountains took this image. Picture: Instagram/@jules_jewel_gigi
17/37Jules Hannah from Glass House Mountains took this image. Picture: Instagram/@jules_jewel_gigi
18/37Readers' pictures of Sunday's southeast Queensland storm
19/37Readers' pictures of Sunday's southeast Queensland storm
20/37Readers' pictures of Sunday's southeast Queensland storm
21/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
22/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
23/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
24/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
25/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, this image is from Baringa on the Sunshine Coast Picture Jimmy Smith-Cottrell
26/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
27/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, Picture Supplied
28/37Sisters Izabella 10, and Chelsea Redman 7 from the Gold Coast, were in the car with dad Jason on the Bruce Highway at Glenview when a wild hailstorm hit causing chaos on the roads smashing windscreens and causing widespread damage. 'First the sky looked real black and the wind set in, then some small hail like bean bag filling before we stated to get peppered with golf and cricket ball sized stuff, it was quite scary, like getting peppered with gunshots' (Jason Redman). Photo Lachie Millard
29/37Early afternoon hail storms have lashed South East Queensland from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast, this image is from Wavell Heights Picture Instagram/@ge0rgiem
30/37Storm clouds of the sunshine coast - Photo Instagram stupeace
31/37Storm over the Sunshine Coast. A large Norfolk Pine crashed down near the Alex Surf Club. The area was made safe.
32/37A decades-old tree on the roundabout at the intersection of Karawatha Drive and Golf Links Rd at Mountain Creek was a casualty in the storm that swept through the central Sunshine Coast.
33/37The severe storm approaches Mudjimba on Sunday.
34/37Sherry and Rick Duckworth from Gympie clean the glass out of their car after their back windscreen was shattered during a wild hailstorm at Glenview. 'One minute we were queuing up for fuel eating ice blocks the next we were being absolutely peppered with ice blocks'. Photo Lachie Millard
35/37Storm over the Sunshine Coast. A large Norfolk Pine crashed down near the Alex Surf Club.
36/37Storm over the Sunshine Coast. Dark clouds over Mount Coolum.
37/37Storm clouds form over Brisbane. Sunday 17th November 2019 (AAP Image - Richard Waugh
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