Re: Brisbane Smashed by Hailstorm.

siggie-reported-by-alarmists · ‎28-11-2014

Archerfield Airport

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siggie-reported-by-alarmists · ‎28-11-2014

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-27/photos-show-full-scale-of-destructive-brisbane-storm/5923606

More images.

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fourandsixpants · ‎28-11-2014

ref 'chemicals' in our environment........

I well remember Mon, Jan 28, 2013

http://fox40.com/2013/01/28/video-sea-foam-blankets-australian-city/

icyfroth · ‎28-11-2014

@j*oono wrote:
82,000 homes without power.

I don't think we ever had that kind of storm when I was growing up. Can't wait for the Bolt report.

Why? Bolt doesn't believe in the Climate Change theory. Same as TA

fourandsixpants · ‎28-11-2014

cheers siggie ref this :

j*oono · ‎28-11-2014

That will teach that pesky plane for spraying chemicals.

Wasn't it 40 degrees at Archerfield airport? Obama was right.

Joono

fourandsixpants · ‎28-11-2014

a 'supercell' thunderstorm......... engineered.

aps1080 · ‎28-11-2014

paint

You know where that sea foam came from don't you ?

It's from Chemicals released by the Australian Government submarines.
That instance was a mistake, they had a major leak in one area and it frothed up and blew inland over the town.

Honest to god that is the truth !

polksaladallie · ‎28-11-2014

@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:

Archerfield Airport

But you said that is not in Brisbane.

So have you posted in the wrong thread?

Anonymous · ‎28-11-2014

Pleased your daughter is ok azure.

2016greencat, your mate sure would have a wild, stormy tale to tell after that!

My husband, the two dogs and I went to the bedroom, laid on the bed (the dogs hid under the doona) we watched the storm out the glass doors. I thought our roof was going to blow off. Our house lost power, but only for a 5 minutes, three times.

The lightening was brilliantly bright, and I counted each time 1/1000, 2/1000... waiting for the thunder, knowing that it was going to be deafening; it was. Gawd I hate thunder!

The storm lasted for 35 minutes. We didn't get any damage and I left my husband snoring on the bed.