The Australian Bureau of Meteorology says Queensland’s severe weather, which has left seven dead since Christmas, is set to ease but more storms could be on the horizon. Wild weather that claimed seven lives in Queensland over the festive season is expected to ease but more storms could be on the way.
The Bureau of Meteorology says severe thunderstorms that hammered the state’s southeast on Christmas and Boxing Day will start clearing on Thursday. However, there is still a possibility of severe storms, damaging wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and large hail between Mackay and Brisbane.
Heatwave conditions will also persist in the state’s north, west, and storm-ravaged southeast, where maximum temperatures are well above average.