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Brisbane Hail Storm
Brisbane has just had one hell of a hail storm on Thursday 19th May
2005, the after effects look
more like snow than hail. These photos are from a variety of
sources, and are here for future reference - after all this doesn't
happen every decade.
If you know (or your are) the original photographer
please let me know so I can update the site. Alternatively if
you have photos please pass them through.
with thanks, Dugie.
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE:
Credit and thanks to Marty
Pouwelse for the above photo, check out his site
here
ABOVE: Most of the hail was about the size of frozen peas
ABOVE: Sandgate road
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Anthony Cornelius for the
above photo, check out his site here
ABOVE: In places
the sheet of ice was moving and flowing
ABOVE: Again just so much ice
ABOVE: And yes I
was in it on my trusty bike - and yes it does hurt.
ABOVE: Credit and
thanks to Marty Pouwelse
for the above photo, check out his site
here
Many thanks to all those people who have forwarded me their photos.
And for those that are interested, here are some photos that were e-mailed to me
from lighting prior to the hail storm:
ABOVE: Photo
by Dr Gary Brooke - Taken from Fortitude Valley, looking south over
the Gabba.
ABOVE: Photo
by Dr Gary Brooke - Taken from Fortitude Valley, looking south over the Gabba.
ABOVE: Photo
by Dr Gary Brooke - Taken from Fortitude Valley, looking south over the Gabba.
ABOVE: Photo
by Dr Gary Brooke - Taken from Fortitude Valley, looking south over the Gabba.
ABOVE: Photo
by Dr Gary Brooke - Taken from Fortitude Valley, looking south over the Gabba.
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