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Giant, spiked hail falls as 'very dangerous' storms hit Queensland
A series of "very dangerous" storms have brought hail up to seven centimetres in size to parts of south-east Queensland.
The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Logan, parts of Ipswich, Gold Coast, Brisbane City and Scenic Rim Council areas.
Storms brought hail to parts of the south east on Tuesday. (Supplied)
The bureau warned the thunderstorm is likely to produce damaging, locally destructive winds and large, possibly giant hailstones, as well as heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding.
Hail stones measuring between three and seven centimetres have been recorded at Yamanto, Flinders View, Ripley and Mudgeeraba between 2:30pm and 3:30pm, the bureau confirmed.
Dangerous storms smash parts of south-east Queensland
Golf ball-sized hailstones have fallen in parts of south-east Queensland as a dangerous supercell tore through on Tuesday afternoon.
The storms swept through multiple regions including the Gold Coast, where residents took to social media to post videos of their backyards filled with thick hail that resembled snow.
Queensland residents took to social media to post videos of their backyards filled with thick hail which resembled snow. Supplied
Ice nuggets measured up to 7 centimetres and hammered cars in the suburb of Mudgeeraba.
As the storm swept over Ipswich, suburbs were transformed into a sea of white.
Augustine Heights and Redbank Plains were left unrecognisable after the weather event.
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