The wildest videos so far as Alfred begins to smash SEQ
With Alfred less than 48 hours away from making landfall, strong wind, massive swell and heavy rain is already causing carnage across South East Queensland. SEE THE VIDEOS
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With Alfred less than 48 hours away from making landfall, strong wind, massive swells and heavy rain is already causing carnage across South East Queensland.
Check out some of the best videos of the chaos below.
STORM SURGE HITS GOLD COAST
SIGHTSEERS TRAPPED AT CURRUMBIN
KID GETS SMASHED BY WAVE AT SNAPPER
SURF CLUB CARVED UP
BOY OUTRUNS CYCLONIC SURF
WOMAN WIPED OUT BY FREAK WAVE
ALFRED ARRIVES ON THE COAST
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