AustraliaNine.com.auWeather news: Rare supercells and squall lines threaten multiple states
Severe thunderstorm warnings are in place across multiple Australian states this weekend, with rare supercells and flash flooding possible from Queensland down to Tasmania.
As destructive weather eases in Queensland’s south-east, severe thunderstorms are spreading across the rest of the country.
Forecasters have issued severe thunderstorm warnings across multiple states as a dangerous weather system tracks south from Queensland.
Rare and powerful supercells capable of destructive winds, giant hail and flash flooding are possible, with central inland NSW and north-east Victoria at highest risk.
Conditions are expected to worsen on Sunday, hitting Melbourne in the morning and Canberra later, with flash flooding and damaging winds a real threat.
Central inland and southern NSW and north-east Victoria face the highest supercell risk on Sunday, so check your local BOM warnings before heading out this weekend.
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