Warm spring conditions could give way to thunderstorms and hail in SEQ
Key points
- Warm spring conditions could develop into thunderstorms with the potential for hail across south-east Queensland this week. The Bureau of Meteorology said storms could hit south of Brisbane from Tuesday, with large hail possible near the New South Wales border, around the Gold Coast and inland to the Granite Belt.
- Showers and thunderstorms are expected to persist across southern areas until Thursday. Rainfall totals could range from one to 20 millimetres, with heavier falls possible on the Gold Coast.
- Isolated storms are also possible in Chinchilla, Rockhampton and Mackay.
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