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Storm-weary residents weather more damage as thunderstorms whip through South East Queensland
Just days after last Saturday’s catastrophic thunderstorms that delivered tennis ball-sized hail through South East Queensland, residents at Springfield Lakes, south-west of Brisbane, were on high alert for more storms on Thursday afternoon.
Key points:
- Power was cut to thousands of homes this afternoon, while small hail whipped through several Brisbane suburbs
- SES volunteers feared the worst for today’s storms while still inspecting last Saturday’s damage at Springfield Lakes
- Many residents still need help with protecting their homes from further damage in more storms
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued a severe thunderstorm warning earlier today for damaging winds and large hail for the Redlands area, parts of the Logan, Gold Coast and…
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