Cyclone Alfred: Photos of the destruction left behind

The true impact of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to be revealed, with stunning photos emerging of the destruction left behind. SEE THE PHOTOS

The true impact of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to be revealed, with stunning photos emerging of the destruction left behind to the southeast.

While southeast Queensland may have “dodged a bullet” with the weakened system, the threat of flooding remains.

However even the downgraded cyclone was enough to leave a trail of destruction behind.

See some of the images below >>>

Damage to a property at Springwood's Dennis Road. Picture: Jodie O’Brien

Damage to a property at Springwood's Dennis Road. Picture: Jodie O’Brien

The SES was called to assist with removal of a giant tree that fell across a Springwood resident’s driveway on Dennis Road.

Two wheelie bins and part of their front gates were crushed.

Energex and insurance assessor cars were both in the area Saturday afternoon.

Meanwhile several traffic lights were out in Loganholme at 4pm on Saturday, with debris across most residential roads throughout the Logan area.

The Daisy Hill Koala Park was gated shut, with a red and while sign that says “Danger - Area closed to the public” on the gate.

There was also an increasing amount of water over many roads. Council workers have erected some signs advising motorists to avoid roads known to flood, such as Clarks Road in Loganholme.

Cyclone Alfred left a trail of destruction across Brisbane.

Cyclone Alfred left a trail of destruction across Brisbane.

Cyclone Alfred left a trail of destruction across Brisbane.

Cyclone Alfred hits Brisbane. Picture: Anne Farrow, Sandgate

Cyclone Alfred hits Redcliffe.

Cyclone Alfred hits Brisbane. Picture: James Wainwright, Narangba

Cyclone Alfred hits Brisbane. Picture: Chris Stewart, Kallangur

Cyclone Alfred hits Brisbane. Picture: Brandon Van Dieman, Redcliffe

Cyclone Alfred hits Brisbane. Picture: Lyn Russell, Margate

Cyclone Alfred caused flooding in the area. Picture: Nathan Smith / MATRIXNEWS.

Children slide down a mud hill in the suburb of Upper Kedron on March 8. Picture: Albert Perez/Getty Images

Energex crews clear a fallen tree following the passage of tropical cyclone Alfred in Brisbane on March 8. Picture: Patrick HAMILTON / AFP

Cyclone Alfred caused flooding in the area. Picture: Nathan Smith / MATRIXNEWS.

Energex crews clear a fallen tree.

Pictured are people out an about in the heart of Lismore after Cyclone Alfred caused flooding in the area. Picture: Nathan Smith / MATRIXNEWS.

People queuing for McDonalds at Wynnum West. Picture: Richard Walker

Coast Guard checking on boats in Manly Harbour. Picture: Richard Walker

Cyclone Alfred caused flooding in the area. Picture: Nathan Smith / MATRIXNEWS.

Flooding and fallen trees were left in the wake of now ex Cyclone Alfred. Picture: NewsWire/Tertius Pickard

A tree that crashed through a home in Edens Landing. No one in the house was injured. Picture: NewsWire/Tertius Pickard

Erosion and foam make for a spectacle at Main Beach. Picture Glenn Hampson

A young boy and girl look at an uprooted tree in front of the Miami Beach Surf Lifesaving Club. Picture: DAVID GRAY / AFP

Workers fix electricity wires next to a tree uprooted by strong winds from Cyclone Alfred in the suburb of Elanora on the Gold Coast. Picture: DAVID GRAY / AFP

Oscar Farmer, Louis Drango, Callum Washington, Nick Hulcombe and George Noble.

A huge tree has fallen on Coolangatta Esplanade. Picture: Nigel Hallett

A large gum tree crashed into a Currumbin Valley home on Friday. Picture: Queensland Ambulance Service

Trees have come down across the South East.

Gold Coast starting to feel the wrath of Cyclone Alfred, lurking just off the coast. Picture Glenn Hampson

A large gum tree crashed into a Currumbin Valley home on Friday. Picture: Queensland Ambulance Service

A tree brought down on the Gold Coast in strong winds whipped up by Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Mudgeeraba Residents in Hardys Rd work to clear fallen trees from their properties. Picture Glenn Hampson

A large tree has fallen onto the roof of a house at Burleigh Heads this morning. It is understood that everyone inside the home at the time is okay. Photos: Jonathan/Higgins Storm Chasing

Dangerous erosion is swallowing southern Gold Coast beaches.

Cyclone Alfred remains off the coast causing erosion and rough seas at Currumbin on the Gold Coast. Pics Adam Head

A tree blocking the Queensland and NSW border at Twin Towns. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Cyclone Alfred, a car flattened by a tree in Ocean Shores Northern NSW today

A big tree down Coolangatta Esplanade ahead of Cyclone Alfred, 7 March 2025. Photo: Nigel Hallett.

Cyclone Alfred at Mermaid Beach looking towards Surfers Paradise. Erosion on the Gold Coast. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Gold Coast starting to feel the wrath of Cyclone Alfred, lurking just off the coast. Mudgeeraba Residents in Hardys Rd work to clear fallen trees from their properties. Picture Glenn Hampson

Originally published as Cyclone Alfred: Photos of the destruction left behind