Storm sweeps over Brisbane dropping tennis ball-sized hail

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severe storm has swept over Brisbane and surrounding areas on Saturday evening, leaving tennis ball-sized hail in parts of the city.

Severe storm brings hail
 to Brisbane and surrounds.

The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) issued a warning for south-east Queensland, with damaging winds, heavy rainfall and large hailstones forecast for much of the area.

Golf ball and tennis ball-sized hail fell in Browns Plains, Regents Park, Parkinson, Greenbank, Hillcrest, Boronia Heights and Forestdale.

Read the ABC story - “Severe storm sweeps over Brisbane dropping 'tennis ball-sized hail'.”

 

(Most climate change critics have such a limited understanding of the complexities of global warming that hail stones and rain do not, in their distorted intellectual equation,  feature at all, and frequently such event is exampled to illustrate that global warming, which in their limited view is simply about heat, is not happening.)