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Thunderstorms forecast for six capitals with risk of dangerous supercells
Storms will hit much of Australia over the next few days. (ABC News: Charlie Mills)
Peak severe weather season is arriving, and an influx of tropical moisture will fuel thunderstorms in all Australian states and territories between Friday and Sunday.
The outbreak includes the risk of dangerous supercells along the eastern seaboard on Saturday, the intense cells responsible for the vast majority of thunderstorm damage in Australia.
While thunder and lightning are a staple of November weather, what follows next week is seasonally irregular — another bout of snow and frost for south-east states and a potential rare November cyclone in the Timor Sea.
Weekend of wet weather forecast across Australia, with storms headed to the eastern states
Brisbane expected to get 80mm of rain, while damaging winds, large hail and possible flash flooding on the cards for Queensland
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A weekend of wet weather is set to start across the country from Friday, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting severe storms across eastern parts of Australia, particularly in Queensland.
Showers and storms were forecast in all states and territories over the weekend, but north-eastern parts of New South Wales and south-east Queensland would be “particularly wet” and with severe storms expected, according to the bureau.
The BoM senior meteorologist Sarah Scully said those parts of both states “may see damaging winds, large hail or heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding”.
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