High levels of tropical moisture and a series of upper troughs will fuel an increase in rain and storm activity this week.

Chilly conditions are occurring across parts of Queensland while temperatures in southern Australia are likely to climb.

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A pattern shift is on the way bringing increasing rainfall and cooler temperatures to parts of QLD & NE NSW.

A prolonged period of supercells has resulted in an active start to the severe storm and hail season for Brisbane and surrounding areas.

A severe thunderstorm outbreak is expected across eastern Australia tomorrow with the worst activity likely around SE QLD & NE NSW.

Warm and humid conditions are likely to bring an increase in storms with flash flooding, damaging winds and hail all possible.

High humidity and cloud cover resulted in a very warm and muggy night.

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Large to giant hail occurred once again - this time the largest hail narrowly avoided Brisbane.

More severe storms are expected for Southeast Queensland as well above average temperatures develop across the state.

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Another band of severe storms is likely to sweep through Southeast Queensland tomorrow bringing damaging winds and large hail.

Storm activity is likely to once again increase over SE QLD & NE NSW over the coming days with some severe storms likely.

Gusty storms will track east tomorrow but cloud cover could limit storm potential in some areas, while other areas may experience isolated s

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Damaging and possibly locally destructive winds may occur with large hail. However the system is likely to weaken by the time it reaches QLD

A cold front will bring damaging winds and severe storms to South Australia before threatening NSW and Victoria on Friday.

Storm season to shift to South Australia, Victoria & NSW ahead of widespread gales later in the week.