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By Aiden Wood
By Aiden Wood
Hail up to 13 cm reported as storms hit Logan and Brisbane
Strong thunderstorms started forming over New South Wales preparing a disaster that will unfold hundreds of kilometres away, on 24 November 2025. As the large supercell grew, carried by strong north easterly winds, the storm started becoming a serious beast.
By the time it reached South East Brisbane, it unleashed giant hail, up to 13 cm in size, across a widely populated area, devastating a large number of Brisbane home owners with hail damage to their home.

Key points
Residents reported hail up to 9 cm at Cornubia and Eagleby
(MyCity Logan, Nov 2025).11 cm hail reported at Manly; 13 cm at Chandler
(Weatherzone, Nov 2025).Brisbane Airport gust reached 96 km/h at 3:19 pm
(Bureau of Meteorology, Nov 2025).
Cornubia and Eagleby report hail up to 9 cm
Cornubia and Eagleby were among the Logan suburbs reporting giant hail, with residents describing stones up to 9 cm across (MyCity Logan, Nov 2025).
As the storm moved North East, it started gaining strength before unleashing one final blow to the Brisbane coastal town of Manly.
Manly and Chandler report even larger stones
At Manly, hailstones up to 11 cm were reported around 3:30 pm as storms tracked through the region (Weatherzone, Nov 2025). Chandler recorded the largest reported hail size among the locations covered here: up to 13 cm (Bureau of Meteorology, Dec 2025).
Those measurements put the bayside reports above the already substantial hail sizes reported in Cornubia and Eagleby.
Brisbane: Chandler, The Gap, Manly and the listed Brisbane suburbs — local reports, not a property damage register.
Strong winds and rain recorded at Brisbane Airport
Hail was only part of the event.
A 96 km/h gust was recorded at Brisbane Airport at 3:19 pm. The station also recorded 29.0 mm of rain in the 24 hours to 9 am on 25 November (Bureau of Meteorology, 2026).
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References
Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025 — Read source
Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025 — Read source
Bureau of Meteorology — Daily Weather Observations notes — Read source
Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255 — Read source
Queensland Reconstruction Authority — Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025 — Read source
Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane? — Read source
ASIC Moneysmart — What to do after a natural disaster — Read source
Queensland Electrical Safety Office — Electrical safety during storms — Read source
HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archive — Read source
MyCity Logan — Outages and local hail reports, 25 November 2025 — Read source
Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025 — Read source
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Brisbane suburb hail reports and radar estimates, plus wind, rainfall and sources for 24 November 2025.
Storm at a glance
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| Storm date | 24 November 2025 | Afternoon event on 24 November 2025. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Region | Brisbane, Queensland | Suburb tables are scoped to Brisbane. Regional response records are labelled separately. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Event description | Severe thunderstorms with giant hail and damaging winds | — | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insurance catastrophe declared | 25 November 2025 — Catastrophe 255 | Initial declaration covered the 23–24 November storms; it was extended on 28 November to 20–27 November across Queensland and NSW. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Disaster recovery event | Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025 | Brisbane City Council is listed in the QRA event register. This does not establish damage or eligibility at an individual address. | Queensland Reconstruction Authority — Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025Queensland Reconstruction Authority ↗ |
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| Chandler | 13 cm hail reported by BOM | Local report on 24 November; not a Brisbane-wide hail size. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| The Gap | Apple-sized hail in an attributed photograph | Weatherzone credits Nick Gilpin’s image. A visual comparison is not a measured diameter. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm hail reported around 3:30 pm | Weatherzone’s local hail report; this entry does not include neighbouring council areas. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| The Gap (Brisbane - Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Chandler (Qld) | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ferny Grove | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Mitchelton | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Keperra | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly (Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly West | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Rochedale | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Bardon | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ashgrove | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
The headline also covers nearby Logan. These local reports do not change the Brisbane-only radar-suburb dataset or represent a Brisbane-wide maximum.
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| Cornubia and Eagleby, Logan | Up to 9 cm hail reported by residents | 24 November 2025; resident reports published on 25 November, separate from radar estimates and Chandler’s BOM report. | MyCity Logan — Outages and local hail reports, 25 November 2025MyCity Logan ↗ |
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| Chandler — Bureau report | 13 cm diameter | Bureau monthly summary; a separate provider report below uses a different size/location description. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Near Chandler — separate report | 14 cm around 3 pm | Weatherzone report retained separately; do not treat it as the same measurement as BOM’s Chandler report. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm around 3:30 pm | Reported hail diameter and approximate observation time at Manly. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| Daily maximum wind gust | 96 km/h SSE at Brisbane Aero, 3:19 pm on 24 November 2025 | Station 040842. This is the daily maximum at that station, not the highest gust at every location in Brisbane. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Highest model band in listed suburbs | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24; 10 of 10 selected suburbs have a matching archive entry. This is not an observed ground maximum. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
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| Lightning — South-east Queensland | 880,000+ | 24 November 2025 storms, reported by 8:30 pm AEST; start time not specified. Provider-reported lightning strikes; cloud/ground breakdown and precise start time not specified. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Brisbane-only strike count | Not available | No count with a verified Brisbane-specific boundary, time window and method is supplied here. | Not available |
| Ground strikes | Not available | No verified local ground-strike count is available. Missing data does not mean zero. | Not available |
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| Brisbane Aero rainfall | 29.0 mm in the 24 hours to 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Station 040842. This reporting-period total includes the previous afternoon; it is not a storm-only measurement. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Outages — South-east Queensland — Energex network | 162,000 | Peak about 6:30 pm AEST on 24 November 2025. Peak Energex customer outages. A separate 147,000 remained out at 8:30 pm; these snapshots must not be added. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Electricity network | Downed powerlines reported across south-east Queensland | BOM’s regional account; no Brisbane-only outage count or restoration time established here. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Trees | Uprooted trees reported across south-east Queensland | Regional impact; no verified suburb-level count in the cited record. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Road closures | Not available | No specific Brisbane road closure or duration verified in these sources. | Not available |
| Telecommunications | Not available | No specific Brisbane telecommunications disruption verified in these sources. | Not available |
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| Hail report difference | BOM: 13 cm at Chandler; Weatherzone: 14 cm near Chandler | Separate published reports; their location wording and observation details differ. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Wind station | Brisbane Aero — station 040842 | A station gust is not a storm-wide or suburb-wide maximum. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Rainfall period | 24 hours ending at 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Daily rainfall is read at 9 am; daily gusts use a different reporting period. | Bureau of Meteorology — Daily Weather Observations notesBOM ↗ |
| Lightning scope | City count unavailable; regional fallback used | Use the sourced SEQ figure with its reporting time. It must not be presented as a Brisbane-only total. | Not available |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
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| Regional catastrophe scope | Catastrophe 255 spans multiple dates and areas | Regional declarations and weather observations do not determine an individual claim outcome. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Property evidence | Photos, dates and supporting records | Ask the insurer what evidence it requires. Weather observations alone do not prove the cause of damage at a property. | ASIC Moneysmart — What to do after a natural disasterASIC Moneysmart ↗ |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
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| Model and date scope | Summer Hail (Witt 1998), exact event date and selected named suburbs | Name-and-state keyed records are used. Shared SAL maxima and all-time chosen dates are not substituted. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Top band | 7+ cm | The highest archive band is open-ended; it cannot establish an exact maximum above 7 cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Archive snapshot generated | 2026-07-29T04:00:23.484Z | Stored extraction snapshot. A new storm requires fresh capture rather than assuming this archive already includes it. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
Brisbane suburb hail reports and radar estimates, plus wind, rainfall and sources for 24 November 2025.
Storm at a glance
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| Storm date | 24 November 2025 | Afternoon event on 24 November 2025. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Region | Brisbane, Queensland | Suburb tables are scoped to Brisbane. Regional response records are labelled separately. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Event description | Severe thunderstorms with giant hail and damaging winds | — | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
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| Insurance catastrophe declared | 25 November 2025 — Catastrophe 255 | Initial declaration covered the 23–24 November storms; it was extended on 28 November to 20–27 November across Queensland and NSW. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Disaster recovery event | Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025 | Brisbane City Council is listed in the QRA event register. This does not establish damage or eligibility at an individual address. | Queensland Reconstruction Authority — Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025Queensland Reconstruction Authority ↗ |
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| Chandler | 13 cm hail reported by BOM | Local report on 24 November; not a Brisbane-wide hail size. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| The Gap | Apple-sized hail in an attributed photograph | Weatherzone credits Nick Gilpin’s image. A visual comparison is not a measured diameter. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm hail reported around 3:30 pm | Weatherzone’s local hail report; this entry does not include neighbouring council areas. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| The Gap (Brisbane - Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Chandler (Qld) | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ferny Grove | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Mitchelton | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Keperra | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly (Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly West | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Rochedale | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Bardon | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ashgrove | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
The headline also covers nearby Logan. These local reports do not change the Brisbane-only radar-suburb dataset or represent a Brisbane-wide maximum.
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| Cornubia and Eagleby, Logan | Up to 9 cm hail reported by residents | 24 November 2025; resident reports published on 25 November, separate from radar estimates and Chandler’s BOM report. | MyCity Logan — Outages and local hail reports, 25 November 2025MyCity Logan ↗ |
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| Chandler — Bureau report | 13 cm diameter | Bureau monthly summary; a separate provider report below uses a different size/location description. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Near Chandler — separate report | 14 cm around 3 pm | Weatherzone report retained separately; do not treat it as the same measurement as BOM’s Chandler report. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm around 3:30 pm | Reported hail diameter and approximate observation time at Manly. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| Daily maximum wind gust | 96 km/h SSE at Brisbane Aero, 3:19 pm on 24 November 2025 | Station 040842. This is the daily maximum at that station, not the highest gust at every location in Brisbane. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Highest model band in listed suburbs | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24; 10 of 10 selected suburbs have a matching archive entry. This is not an observed ground maximum. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
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| Lightning — South-east Queensland | 880,000+ | 24 November 2025 storms, reported by 8:30 pm AEST; start time not specified. Provider-reported lightning strikes; cloud/ground breakdown and precise start time not specified. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Brisbane-only strike count | Not available | No count with a verified Brisbane-specific boundary, time window and method is supplied here. | Not available |
| Ground strikes | Not available | No verified local ground-strike count is available. Missing data does not mean zero. | Not available |
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| Brisbane Aero rainfall | 29.0 mm in the 24 hours to 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Station 040842. This reporting-period total includes the previous afternoon; it is not a storm-only measurement. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Outages — South-east Queensland — Energex network | 162,000 | Peak about 6:30 pm AEST on 24 November 2025. Peak Energex customer outages. A separate 147,000 remained out at 8:30 pm; these snapshots must not be added. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Electricity network | Downed powerlines reported across south-east Queensland | BOM’s regional account; no Brisbane-only outage count or restoration time established here. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Trees | Uprooted trees reported across south-east Queensland | Regional impact; no verified suburb-level count in the cited record. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Road closures | Not available | No specific Brisbane road closure or duration verified in these sources. | Not available |
| Telecommunications | Not available | No specific Brisbane telecommunications disruption verified in these sources. | Not available |
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| Hail report difference | BOM: 13 cm at Chandler; Weatherzone: 14 cm near Chandler | Separate published reports; their location wording and observation details differ. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Wind station | Brisbane Aero — station 040842 | A station gust is not a storm-wide or suburb-wide maximum. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Rainfall period | 24 hours ending at 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Daily rainfall is read at 9 am; daily gusts use a different reporting period. | Bureau of Meteorology — Daily Weather Observations notesBOM ↗ |
| Lightning scope | City count unavailable; regional fallback used | Use the sourced SEQ figure with its reporting time. It must not be presented as a Brisbane-only total. | Not available |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
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| Regional catastrophe scope | Catastrophe 255 spans multiple dates and areas | Regional declarations and weather observations do not determine an individual claim outcome. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Property evidence | Photos, dates and supporting records | Ask the insurer what evidence it requires. Weather observations alone do not prove the cause of damage at a property. | ASIC Moneysmart — What to do after a natural disasterASIC Moneysmart ↗ |
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| Detail | Recorded value | Notes | Source |
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| Model and date scope | Summer Hail (Witt 1998), exact event date and selected named suburbs | Name-and-state keyed records are used. Shared SAL maxima and all-time chosen dates are not substituted. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Top band | 7+ cm | The highest archive band is open-ended; it cannot establish an exact maximum above 7 cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Archive snapshot generated | 2026-07-29T04:00:23.484Z | Stored extraction snapshot. A new storm requires fresh capture rather than assuming this archive already includes it. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
Brisbane suburb hail reports and radar estimates, plus wind, rainfall and sources for 24 November 2025.
Storm at a glance
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| Storm date | 24 November 2025 | Afternoon event on 24 November 2025. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Region | Brisbane, Queensland | Suburb tables are scoped to Brisbane. Regional response records are labelled separately. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Event description | Severe thunderstorms with giant hail and damaging winds | — | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Insurance catastrophe declared | 25 November 2025 — Catastrophe 255 | Initial declaration covered the 23–24 November storms; it was extended on 28 November to 20–27 November across Queensland and NSW. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Disaster recovery event | Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025 | Brisbane City Council is listed in the QRA event register. This does not establish damage or eligibility at an individual address. | Queensland Reconstruction Authority — Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025Queensland Reconstruction Authority ↗ |
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| Chandler | 13 cm hail reported by BOM | Local report on 24 November; not a Brisbane-wide hail size. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| The Gap | Apple-sized hail in an attributed photograph | Weatherzone credits Nick Gilpin’s image. A visual comparison is not a measured diameter. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm hail reported around 3:30 pm | Weatherzone’s local hail report; this entry does not include neighbouring council areas. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| The Gap (Brisbane - Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Chandler (Qld) | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ferny Grove | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Mitchelton | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Keperra | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly (Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly West | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Rochedale | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Bardon | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ashgrove | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
The headline also covers nearby Logan. These local reports do not change the Brisbane-only radar-suburb dataset or represent a Brisbane-wide maximum.
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| Cornubia and Eagleby, Logan | Up to 9 cm hail reported by residents | 24 November 2025; resident reports published on 25 November, separate from radar estimates and Chandler’s BOM report. | MyCity Logan — Outages and local hail reports, 25 November 2025MyCity Logan ↗ |
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| Chandler — Bureau report | 13 cm diameter | Bureau monthly summary; a separate provider report below uses a different size/location description. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Near Chandler — separate report | 14 cm around 3 pm | Weatherzone report retained separately; do not treat it as the same measurement as BOM’s Chandler report. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm around 3:30 pm | Reported hail diameter and approximate observation time at Manly. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| Daily maximum wind gust | 96 km/h SSE at Brisbane Aero, 3:19 pm on 24 November 2025 | Station 040842. This is the daily maximum at that station, not the highest gust at every location in Brisbane. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Highest model band in listed suburbs | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24; 10 of 10 selected suburbs have a matching archive entry. This is not an observed ground maximum. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
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| Lightning — South-east Queensland | 880,000+ | 24 November 2025 storms, reported by 8:30 pm AEST; start time not specified. Provider-reported lightning strikes; cloud/ground breakdown and precise start time not specified. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Brisbane-only strike count | Not available | No count with a verified Brisbane-specific boundary, time window and method is supplied here. | Not available |
| Ground strikes | Not available | No verified local ground-strike count is available. Missing data does not mean zero. | Not available |
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| Brisbane Aero rainfall | 29.0 mm in the 24 hours to 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Station 040842. This reporting-period total includes the previous afternoon; it is not a storm-only measurement. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Outages — South-east Queensland — Energex network | 162,000 | Peak about 6:30 pm AEST on 24 November 2025. Peak Energex customer outages. A separate 147,000 remained out at 8:30 pm; these snapshots must not be added. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Electricity network | Downed powerlines reported across south-east Queensland | BOM’s regional account; no Brisbane-only outage count or restoration time established here. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Trees | Uprooted trees reported across south-east Queensland | Regional impact; no verified suburb-level count in the cited record. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Road closures | Not available | No specific Brisbane road closure or duration verified in these sources. | Not available |
| Telecommunications | Not available | No specific Brisbane telecommunications disruption verified in these sources. | Not available |
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| Hail report difference | BOM: 13 cm at Chandler; Weatherzone: 14 cm near Chandler | Separate published reports; their location wording and observation details differ. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Wind station | Brisbane Aero — station 040842 | A station gust is not a storm-wide or suburb-wide maximum. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Rainfall period | 24 hours ending at 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Daily rainfall is read at 9 am; daily gusts use a different reporting period. | Bureau of Meteorology — Daily Weather Observations notesBOM ↗ |
| Lightning scope | City count unavailable; regional fallback used | Use the sourced SEQ figure with its reporting time. It must not be presented as a Brisbane-only total. | Not available |
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| Regional catastrophe scope | Catastrophe 255 spans multiple dates and areas | Regional declarations and weather observations do not determine an individual claim outcome. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Property evidence | Photos, dates and supporting records | Ask the insurer what evidence it requires. Weather observations alone do not prove the cause of damage at a property. | ASIC Moneysmart — What to do after a natural disasterASIC Moneysmart ↗ |
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| Model and date scope | Summer Hail (Witt 1998), exact event date and selected named suburbs | Name-and-state keyed records are used. Shared SAL maxima and all-time chosen dates are not substituted. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Top band | 7+ cm | The highest archive band is open-ended; it cannot establish an exact maximum above 7 cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Archive snapshot generated | 2026-07-29T04:00:23.484Z | Stored extraction snapshot. A new storm requires fresh capture rather than assuming this archive already includes it. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
Brisbane suburb hail reports and radar estimates, plus wind, rainfall and sources for 24 November 2025.
Storm at a glance
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| Storm date | 24 November 2025 | Afternoon event on 24 November 2025. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Region | Brisbane, Queensland | Suburb tables are scoped to Brisbane. Regional response records are labelled separately. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Event description | Severe thunderstorms with giant hail and damaging winds | — | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Insurance catastrophe declared | 25 November 2025 — Catastrophe 255 | Initial declaration covered the 23–24 November storms; it was extended on 28 November to 20–27 November across Queensland and NSW. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Disaster recovery event | Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025 | Brisbane City Council is listed in the QRA event register. This does not establish damage or eligibility at an individual address. | Queensland Reconstruction Authority — Queensland Southern Coast Severe Storms, 24–25 November 2025Queensland Reconstruction Authority ↗ |
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| Chandler | 13 cm hail reported by BOM | Local report on 24 November; not a Brisbane-wide hail size. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| The Gap | Apple-sized hail in an attributed photograph | Weatherzone credits Nick Gilpin’s image. A visual comparison is not a measured diameter. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm hail reported around 3:30 pm | Weatherzone’s local hail report; this entry does not include neighbouring council areas. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
These are modelled hail-size bands for the selected suburbs. Ground reports are listed separately.
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| The Gap (Brisbane - Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Chandler (Qld) | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ferny Grove | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Mitchelton | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Keperra | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly (Qld) | 5 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Manly West | 6 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Rochedale | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. The archive top band is open-ended at 7+ cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Bardon | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Ashgrove | 3 cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24, QLD. Maximum model band intersecting part of this suburb; an on-ground hail measurement may differ. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
The headline also covers nearby Logan. These local reports do not change the Brisbane-only radar-suburb dataset or represent a Brisbane-wide maximum.
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| Cornubia and Eagleby, Logan | Up to 9 cm hail reported by residents | 24 November 2025; resident reports published on 25 November, separate from radar estimates and Chandler’s BOM report. | MyCity Logan — Outages and local hail reports, 25 November 2025MyCity Logan ↗ |
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| Chandler — Bureau report | 13 cm diameter | Bureau monthly summary; a separate provider report below uses a different size/location description. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Near Chandler — separate report | 14 cm around 3 pm | Weatherzone report retained separately; do not treat it as the same measurement as BOM’s Chandler report. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
| Manly | 11 cm around 3:30 pm | Reported hail diameter and approximate observation time at Manly. | Weatherzone — What caused Monday’s giant hailstones over Brisbane?Weatherzone ↗ |
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| Daily maximum wind gust | 96 km/h SSE at Brisbane Aero, 3:19 pm on 24 November 2025 | Station 040842. This is the daily maximum at that station, not the highest gust at every location in Brisbane. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Highest model band in listed suburbs | 7+ cm radar-derived band | 2025-11-24; 10 of 10 selected suburbs have a matching archive entry. This is not an observed ground maximum. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
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| Lightning — South-east Queensland | 880,000+ | 24 November 2025 storms, reported by 8:30 pm AEST; start time not specified. Provider-reported lightning strikes; cloud/ground breakdown and precise start time not specified. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Brisbane-only strike count | Not available | No count with a verified Brisbane-specific boundary, time window and method is supplied here. | Not available |
| Ground strikes | Not available | No verified local ground-strike count is available. Missing data does not mean zero. | Not available |
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| Brisbane Aero rainfall | 29.0 mm in the 24 hours to 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Station 040842. This reporting-period total includes the previous afternoon; it is not a storm-only measurement. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
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| Outages — South-east Queensland — Energex network | 162,000 | Peak about 6:30 pm AEST on 24 November 2025. Peak Energex customer outages. A separate 147,000 remained out at 8:30 pm; these snapshots must not be added. This is a region-wide figure, not a count for Brisbane alone. | Energex — South East Queensland storms, 24 November 2025Energex ↗ |
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| Electricity network | Downed powerlines reported across south-east Queensland | BOM’s regional account; no Brisbane-only outage count or restoration time established here. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Trees | Uprooted trees reported across south-east Queensland | Regional impact; no verified suburb-level count in the cited record. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Road closures | Not available | No specific Brisbane road closure or duration verified in these sources. | Not available |
| Telecommunications | Not available | No specific Brisbane telecommunications disruption verified in these sources. | Not available |
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| Hail report difference | BOM: 13 cm at Chandler; Weatherzone: 14 cm near Chandler | Separate published reports; their location wording and observation details differ. | Bureau of Meteorology — Australia in November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Wind station | Brisbane Aero — station 040842 | A station gust is not a storm-wide or suburb-wide maximum. | Bureau of Meteorology — Brisbane Airport daily observations, November 2025BOM ↗ |
| Rainfall period | 24 hours ending at 9 am on 25 November 2025 | Daily rainfall is read at 9 am; daily gusts use a different reporting period. | Bureau of Meteorology — Daily Weather Observations notesBOM ↗ |
| Lightning scope | City count unavailable; regional fallback used | Use the sourced SEQ figure with its reporting time. It must not be presented as a Brisbane-only total. | Not available |
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| Regional catastrophe scope | Catastrophe 255 spans multiple dates and areas | Regional declarations and weather observations do not determine an individual claim outcome. | Insurance Council of Australia — Catastrophe 255Insurance Council of Australia ↗ |
| Property evidence | Photos, dates and supporting records | Ask the insurer what evidence it requires. Weather observations alone do not prove the cause of damage at a property. | ASIC Moneysmart — What to do after a natural disasterASIC Moneysmart ↗ |
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| Model and date scope | Summer Hail (Witt 1998), exact event date and selected named suburbs | Name-and-state keyed records are used. Shared SAL maxima and all-time chosen dates are not substituted. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Top band | 7+ cm | The highest archive band is open-ended; it cannot establish an exact maximum above 7 cm. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |
| Archive snapshot generated | 2026-07-29T04:00:23.484Z | Stored extraction snapshot. A new storm requires fresh capture rather than assuming this archive already includes it. | HailTracker via HailHub — Summer Hail (Witt 1998) swathe archiveHailTracker ↗ |

