Wild wind, lightning, rain: Flights stopped as ‘microburst’ smashes SEQ
Parts of Brisbane, Logan and Ipswich have been hit with wild weather as a large band of rain with isolated storms ripped through the southeast on Wednesday afternoon.
Parts of Brisbane, Logan and Ipswich have been hit with wild weather as a large band of rain with isolated storms ripped through the southeast on Wednesday afternoon.
South East Queensland has again shivered through a freezing start to the day, as a brutal cold front continues to blast the region with subzero temperatures, made worse by chilling winds.
A brutal cold front is blasting across southern Queensland with subzero temperatures and widespread frost.
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Multiple flights have been cancelled and temperatures have plummeted – so what does it all mean for Qld?
Wind gusts approaching 80km/h have left more than 15,000 South East Queensland homes without power, as the effects of a “bomb cyclone” smashing NSW are felt.
Multiple flights in and out of Brisbane and the Gold Coast have been cancelled as a “bomb cyclone” wreaks havoc on NSW, while a severe weather warning for 90km/h winds is active for Queensland.
A wild cold front is set to blast southern Queensland over coming days with damaging winds and subzero temperatures, amid the potential for a “bomb cyclone” in northern NSW.
Rain, frosty temperatures and big swells are set to ruin the start of the school holidays across the southeast and central Queensland, the weather bureau has warned.
A massive weather system is being tracked with the potential it could form into an East Coast low as Queensland braces for drenching rain and subzero temperatures.
Wild westerly winds and subzero temperatures are expected as a rapid-fire cold snap sweeps southern Queensland.
Queensland’s overnight temperatures will increase to double digits in the coming days, following the coldest start to winter in 16 years, bringing frost and ice to many regions. SEE THE PHOTOS
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