Queensland Forcasts Storms

Though it is probably not quite as bad as media in search for sensational content describe it, there has been an unusual number of storms hitting South-East Queensland with exceptional force in November and December.
The Premier Ms Bligh has assured that defence force personnel can be called in to help if the storms persisted.
The weather bureau is forecasting more gusty showers and thunderstorms across south-east Queensland.
The storm season in Queensland starts in November and can persist up to March, though the risk usually slows down after December.
This summer is predicted to be especially warm, wet and stormy.
Residents usually take precautions by:
The Premier Ms Bligh has assured that defence force personnel can be called in to help if the storms persisted.
The weather bureau is forecasting more gusty showers and thunderstorms across south-east Queensland.
The storm season in Queensland starts in November and can persist up to March, though the risk usually slows down after December.
This summer is predicted to be especially warm, wet and stormy.
Residents usually take precautions by:
- being aware of weather alerts,
- trimming trees,
- securing loose items,
- preparing an emergency kit and
- covering any debris from previous storms.
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