The worst storms, possibly in 50 years, have hit Perth overnight with 120km/h winds and large hail causing widespread damage and blacking out over 150,000 homes and businesses at the height of the onslaught (Source: ABC News).
Additionally, possibly some of the best lightning photo's we've seen for a while where taken by 'stormgirl26' of http://waweathergroup.com (with one of the photo's shown here)
For the south east corner of Queensland, today's forecast predicts a few showers increasing to showers and storms in the afternoon across much of the south-east and southern interior.
Will we see any severe storms here on the coast today? Let us know your thoughts.
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