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Several locations across South East Queensland have recorded subzero temperatures this morning as a cold snap grips the state.
Queensland has shivered through a brutally cold May morning with subzero temperatures across the state. It got down to -2.7C on the Darling Downs.
A series of storms are set to snap Queensland’s heatwave – but not before potentially record-breaking temperatures in some regions.
Parts of Queensland are set for days of record-breaking heat with the mercury to hit 46C and storms on the horizon. SEE WHERE IT’LL BE HOTTEST
Temperatures in some parts of Queensland will soar more than 14C in just five days to 46C as a severe heatwave grips the state. Records could be smashed as the November average is obliterated.
Queenslanders have been warned to prepare for the possibility of more cyclones this summer, with a severe weather season already predicted for the coming months.
Southeast Queensland’s recent heatwave is set to be stopped in its tracks by severe thunderstorms that could bring large hail and heavy rainfall to the region, but not before one more day of sweltering conditions.
Queensland temperatures have soared, and will continue to rise as a five-day heatwave sets in, with the mercury tipped to go as high as 42C in some parts and high humidity in the southeast adding to the discomfort.
Queenslanders have been told to brace for a sweltering heatwave that will follow in the wake of severe afternoon storms in southeast Queensland today, with temperatures forecast to reach up to 42C in some parts of the state.
Huge parts of Queensland are set to be smashed by thunderstorms, bringing in strong winds and hail this afternoon, ahead of a heatwave in coming days.
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