I remember this storm so vividly. It was the very last day of year 11 and my bus (301 route to Toombul) dropped me off on Zillman road, about 1.5km from my house. I remember looking at the storm front rolling in and thinking, holy shit, I need to run home NOW. I was in school uniform with all my bags running home and I remember getting looks from people in their cars, meanwhile the storm was coming in closer. As I neared home it started raining and the storm was coming overhead, the blackest clouds I'd ever seen and I'd grown up in SEQ my whole life. As soon as I got through the door the hail started pelting down, I'd never seen anything quite like it. Was always glad I had the common sense to run home though
We were celebrating our first Thanksgiving away from home in Bowen Hills that day. This hit an hour before our party started. For reasons I cannot fathom, we still had a lot of Aussies brave this chaos in order to join us!
Summer in November. Living north of the equator, I forget that while I might be freezing my butt off, Y'all are enjoying the summer, well not that day anyway.
Brisbane looks wonderful. I love Australia. I wish i live there because i love the summer the whole year and the country is beautiful and going strong. And i love thunderstorms, but only no one is injured or worse. Only when no one is hurt i love these storms.
The image of the bus near the end is spooky as hell. I can't imagine would it would have been like to be on that bus during the storm. And the "Help! Call Police" display.....like one of those end of the world movies. Awesome video though, I love storms.
I remember this storm. I live at Kelvin Grove at the QUT campus and it was just beyond belief. Hail knocking out windows in the buildings and everything on my balcony destroyed. It was really really violent.
So over the years I've learned beyond seeing clouds like that, if the wind starts to pick up really bad then seek shelter. Because you'll usually have little time before all hell breaks loose
I was sprinting home from work that afternoon because I could see the clouds, I was about 100m from home when it started pouring and I was soaking wet by the time I made it to my door lol.
I remember that storm. I’d just started my new job that week on the 21st floor of Riparian plaza. The windows in the building rattled and we saw a deck chair and someone’s clothes horse fly past the window, swept away from a nearby apartment building. (It landed on Friday’s roof). When the storm finished, the city smelt like a garden salad from all the freshly shredded leaves stripped off the trees. And so many cars had smashed out windows. The bus stops on Adelaide st were packed to the max with people as the trains were down.
If memory serves correct, I was in Brisbane at the time this one hit. I followed it up after a trip to Goldie, through the city and nearly all the way to Petrie where I was living.
I still remember that day. I was in Brisbane south side celebrating my mums birthday and we all just stood in the backyard and watched that beast roll in, as it got close you could actually hear it roaring.
I remember when I was little I used to love the wizard of oz and when this storm happened and I was in Brisbane at the time I said "OUR HOUSE WILL LIFT UP INTO THE SKY LIKE DORITHYS!".
"Help!!! Call police" is right...while the windshield wipers wave ineffectually back & forth in the air... During the first ride across the bridge, notice the distinct green color in the clouds on the left. That's always a very foreboding sign in an approaching storm.
I remember reading in the paper about a woman in the Logan area where it was really bad whose car windows had been smashed in by the hail so she used her own body to protect her baby. She was covered in massive bruises with a big cut on her face. It was strange because the northern part of Brisbane I lived in was barely touched, just trees and some power lines taken down, debris etc. To read how someone was almost battered to death by hailstones was surreal.
I was in a bar in Southbank when this storm hit, a woman came rushing in from the hail with a shredded umbrella and blood all over her face and head...
On that arvo, I managed to make it onto a train at Park Road once the hail began. The sound of hail pelting that train cabin was ridiculously loud. The train remained there for a few hours which gave me enough time to venture to UQ via bus to grab some dinner... saw a whole bunch of trees uprooted. Really sad site considering I did my undergrad and postgrad there.
Lol. Poor bus. I live in colorado. We had baseball hail here a couple weeks ago. Big hail is no joke. Destroys a lot of cars and roofs and windows. Glad you had the bus stop for cover.
I was caught driving in my car in this, we thought the windscreen was going to break, whole car pounded with hail when we pulled over waited for it to pass. So frightening.
I remember this storm. I was in the city that morning, and I had a gut feeling that something big was coming, so I left the city and got home as fast as I could, I didn't want to be stuck in the city with a storm coming.
I was at Easts Leagues Club in Brisbane on that day. I remember looking up and seeing the ugliest cloud I've ever seen. I knew something brutal was on the way. 20 minutes later the gates of hell opened and golf ball sized hail rained down, with super strong wind and sideways rain. It was proper mental. Lasted about 15 minutes.
I remember that storm. I nearly finished year 1 when that happened. My grandparents picked me up and said ‘WE HAVE A BIG STORM COMING, WE DONT HAVE TIME TO GO TO MACDONALDS, WE NEED TO GET HOME BEFORE IT HITS US. We went home and during that storm, we lost power for a couple of days. A couple of hours after we lost power. We went to my aunties and uncles house to pick up some candles and then returned home. The alarm was going off so my grandfather turned it off while my grandmother and I were in bed. My parents were in England then. A couple of days later, the power is back on.
I was picking my brother up that day in Chermside and my mum was on the phone to my dad and he was like “I just went though loads of hail be careful” and my mums like “HOLY THERES HAIL HITTING US NOW!!” and we pulled into Craigslea or however you spell it. And rode out the storm. I was only like 7
I remember that day. Had to close down Work because several skylights in the factory started leaking and one shattered. Good reason to use the insurance to re-roof the entire factory the week after. Never had a problem the next time things started getting Stormy. The Boss even had us park our cars inside the next time we had a severe hailstorm.
I remember this storm smashing out all the traffic lights on Ipswich Rd and wrecking my car. Lightning blew out neighbours aerial and fried a few things in our house. Smashed up heaps of buses near the city along with a lot of cars. Always good to remind myself for next month to get that undercover spot at the station. Cool vid BTW.
Wow I remember this storm (so it was definitely a big one). Lots of damage around Brisbane CBD with roads blocked by branches, broken windows etc... It was probably the worst I've seen the place in a while 😅
To : Jeremy T, I remember a hail storm that I was in & it was a really bad one in 1984, and that was 35 year's ago! I went to go see a heavy metal band called KILLER HEAD and all of a sudden this bad storm came out of nowhere? Alot of us that got caught in it, we got hurt real bad like myself,everyone got scared & didn't no what to do & I got stepped on real bad it left my paralyzed from the waist down? I have 2 spinal bones that are split to pieces that they can't fix, and I miss walking around with my family and friends!! So if your in a heavy spot Jeremy, stay alert and keep yourself safe okay ?? I'm gonna give this video 10 STARS ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡, because I like your video's & if you have more out there, can we see more like this?? ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
I was in grade 4 at the time and I didn't have to go to school the day after because part of our Dam flooded into the main entrance way into our accerage and there was a ton of trees and branches across the road we took to school so I just spent the day relaxing
@@truckingwithwim8039 Not exactly. Many funnel clouds may form during a frontal disturbance. But the ones that make it all the way to the ground are then designated as tornados.
Fun fact I live in Brisbane and was in my house 🏡 when that storm ⛈ happens . I was sooooooo terrified 😖. It was a hailstorm. Horrific wasn’t it My school has a fig tree 🌳 and it was one of the biggest trees at our school and sadly it got knocked down
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I remember this storm so vividly.
It was the very last day of year 11 and my bus (301 route to Toombul) dropped me off on Zillman road, about 1.5km from my house. I remember looking at the storm front rolling in and thinking, holy shit, I need to run home NOW.
I was in school uniform with all my bags running home and I remember getting looks from people in their cars, meanwhile the storm was coming in closer.
As I neared home it started raining and the storm was coming overhead, the blackest clouds I'd ever seen and I'd grown up in SEQ my whole life.
As soon as I got through the door the hail started pelting down, I'd never seen anything quite like it.
Was always glad I had the common sense to run home though
hey after 2 years
When I am in a storm chase I will need to run home.
TH-cam reccomended this 5 years later, anyone alive in 2020?
I've made it so far
😂☑️
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Me
Unfortunately, I am
We were celebrating our first Thanksgiving away from home in Bowen Hills that day. This hit an hour before our party started. For reasons I cannot fathom, we still had a lot of Aussies brave this chaos in order to join us!
I was in Brisbane for long time. Become friend of you forever. Best wishes always for you
Yep typical Queensland summer storms! I love them 💖
One of the best parts of Queensland 😊
Hi Loretta 👋
Tania PinkSky totally right not
Tania PinkSky
Summer in November. Living north of the equator, I forget that while I might be freezing my butt off, Y'all are enjoying the summer, well not that day anyway.
North qld thunderstorms rarely reach the coast before dissipation
The sounds of your board or whatever your riding on sounds so satisfying I love this video ❤️
Brisbane looks wonderful. I love Australia. I wish i live there because i love the summer the whole year and the country is beautiful and going strong. And i love thunderstorms, but only no one is injured or worse. Only when no one is hurt i love these storms.
Best country ever :)
Noelene yes you right about 👍👍👍👍
, right now it's about 6 degrees. It may be nothing for you guys but for us aussies it's freezing xS other than that, heat is the usual
Haha NO! It gets like a million degrees over here!!!
@@sharonringrose3620 now it is xD but 2 weeks before it was freezing
It feels so good to sleep during rain or hurricanes
Until lighting hit right outside ur house
Until your realize the hurricane forms a tornado that increases to a EF-5 and destroys your house before you are able to get under ground.
Guess your another idiot that wanna die
Bogard Playz I don’t know about sleeping through hurricanes.
Youth crazy
My goodness I remember this storm!! It was such a big one
Bree same here
same! it was absolutely crazy!
Was it muggy right before this storm?
It's a nostalgic feeling for me.. Thank u...❤❤❤
We’re just gonna skip over the freaking awesome bike lanes? As an American I would dream of lanes like those!
Really? 😲 That's a pretty standard thing across Australian cities.
Don't worry about them, 60% of the bike riders here don't bother to use them...
Bro I thought that he was in the street
Beautiful infrastructure that encourages people to keep fit, stay healthy, and not become obese.
The direct opposite of America sadly.
@@haydencooper_ It is also standard in Europe
The image of the bus near the end is spooky as hell. I can't imagine would it would have been like to be on that bus during the storm. And the "Help! Call Police" display.....like one of those end of the world movies.
Awesome video though, I love storms.
slandshark I was in that storm, my house got destroyed by the storm
Same i love storms too 😋
The time G20 came to town and Tony Abbott decided to leave climate change off the agenda for discussion🤔coincidence?
Bro a bus in light rain is not spooky
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I remember this storm. I live at Kelvin Grove at the QUT campus and it was just beyond belief. Hail knocking out windows in the buildings and everything on my balcony destroyed. It was really really violent.
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So over the years I've learned beyond seeing clouds like that, if the wind starts to pick up really bad then seek shelter. Because you'll usually have little time before all hell breaks loose
I can just feel the desperation to get home.
I was sprinting home from work that afternoon because I could see the clouds, I was about 100m from home when it started pouring and I was soaking wet by the time I made it to my door lol.
@@JonoNJD7 WeirdChamp WHO CARES?
@@nicolasb3130 just let him tell a story, you dont have to be so mean about it
@@GinxSNJ ok (:
@@GinxSNJ exactly
I remember that storm. I’d just started my new job that week on the 21st floor of Riparian plaza. The windows in the building rattled and we saw a deck chair and someone’s clothes horse fly past the window, swept away from a nearby apartment building. (It landed on Friday’s roof). When the storm finished, the city smelt like a garden salad from all the freshly shredded leaves stripped off the trees. And so many cars had smashed out windows. The bus stops on Adelaide st were packed to the max with people as the trains were down.
If memory serves correct, I was in Brisbane at the time this one hit. I followed it up after a trip to Goldie, through the city and nearly all the way to Petrie where I was living.
I still remember that day. I was in Brisbane south side celebrating my mums birthday and we all just stood in the backyard and watched that beast roll in, as it got close you could actually hear it roaring.
Just moved to Brisbane. Loving your amazing storms!!⚡️⚡️⚡️
Me too moved here from Melbourne in September
I remember when I was little I used to love the wizard of oz and when this storm happened and I was in Brisbane at the time I said "OUR HOUSE WILL LIFT UP INTO THE SKY LIKE DORITHYS!".
"Help!!! Call police" is right...while the windshield wipers wave ineffectually back & forth in the air...
During the first ride across the bridge, notice the distinct green color in the clouds on the left. That's always a very foreboding sign in an approaching storm.
Yes that green colour means hail.
Green means hail
HAIL!!!!!
The windshield wipers gave it the air of a crippled dalek
It's about the height of the storm. Denotes hail and possibly tornadoes.
I remember reading in the paper about a woman in the Logan area where it was really bad whose car windows had been smashed in by the hail so she used her own body to protect her baby. She was covered in massive bruises with a big cut on her face. It was strange because the northern part of Brisbane I lived in was barely touched, just trees and some power lines taken down, debris etc. To read how someone was almost battered to death by hailstones was surreal.
I was in a bar in Southbank when this storm hit, a woman came rushing in from the hail with a shredded umbrella and blood all over her face and head...
The best place to ride a bike is in Amsterdam. These trails are also boss! Thanks for sharing!
oh man.
I love our Brissy and Gold Coast storms.
just an awesome phenomenon to experience
If I were going for a morning ride and saw that storm, Id go back to sleep.
this was at 5pm in the afternoon
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Fatty Tuna same
On that arvo, I managed to make it onto a train at Park Road once the hail began. The sound of hail pelting that train cabin was ridiculously loud. The train remained there for a few hours which gave me enough time to venture to UQ via bus to grab some dinner... saw a whole bunch of trees uprooted. Really sad site considering I did my undergrad and postgrad there.
Lol. Poor bus. I live in colorado. We had baseball hail here a couple weeks ago. Big hail is no joke. Destroys a lot of cars and roofs and windows. Glad you had the bus stop for cover.
Ayooo I live in Colorado too😀
Now this is my kinda storm!! I LOVE storms! The wilder the better
Me too
Yessss
Yay Australia finally got rain I’m a farmer in Victoria we have good years with crops but some dry and we don’t get much rain
Good to see some! 😃
The cloud was completely black at south bank
That is true
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for anyone wondering summer storm in November cause nov to Feb is Summer in Australia
@melbailey83 I'm just riding a regular bike. Sounds a bit different due to the GoPro being mounted to my handlebars thats all.
Jeremy T awesome clouds in the sky
Chloe Driscoll its called a gust front
Jeremy T ooooo......glad you cleared that up! I was wondering what you were riding!
@@laeaglin same. I thought he was on a skateboard
I was wondering what you were riding. Thanks for the info. This is fun to watch--from America
I was caught driving in my car in this, we thought the windscreen was going to break, whole car pounded with hail when we pulled over waited for it to pass. So frightening.
Whoa!-talk about just making it!..Great video
Great video thanks mate and after seeing that, I am not looking forward to our next storm season.
I left my car down on the ring road that day. I came back to find it very much damaged. Amazing to see this footage!
I like it. Looks like my hometown. Brings back a lot of memories.
I remember this storm. I was in the city that morning, and I had a gut feeling that something big was coming, so I left the city and got home as fast as I could, I didn't want to be stuck in the city with a storm coming.
i remember this storm well! i still have video of it on the computer!
Amazing... Brisbane... from Brazil
Was this in the afternoon because I remember coming home from school and this happened and windows got smashed
I was at Easts Leagues Club in Brisbane on that day. I remember looking up and seeing the ugliest cloud I've ever seen. I knew something brutal was on the way. 20 minutes later the gates of hell opened and golf ball sized hail rained down, with super strong wind and sideways rain. It was proper mental. Lasted about 15 minutes.
Gotta say, that's a beautiful storm!
Ahhh, my lovely hometown.
there's places with bike lanes like those!!? 🤤
woww
Id just be chillin on that bus lmao, I had to ride the bus to school and i remember it being the coolest shit ever for some reason lol..
I remember that storm. I nearly finished year 1 when that happened. My grandparents picked me up and said ‘WE HAVE A BIG STORM COMING, WE DONT HAVE TIME TO GO TO MACDONALDS, WE NEED TO GET HOME BEFORE IT HITS US. We went home and during that storm, we lost power for a couple of days. A couple of hours after we lost power. We went to my aunties and uncles house to pick up some candles and then returned home. The alarm was going off so my grandfather turned it off while my grandmother and I were in bed. My parents were in England then. A couple of days later, the power is back on.
UPDATE: My Grandfather passed away on the 14th August 2023
I was picking my brother up that day in Chermside and my mum was on the phone to my dad and he was like “I just went though loads of hail be careful” and my mums like “HOLY THERES HAIL HITTING US NOW!!” and we pulled into Craigslea or however you spell it. And rode out the storm. I was only like 7
You spelled it correctly. I was one of the first students at Craigslea State Primary School back in 1976.
chermy 🤤
Ahh the good old days of brisbane when it actually stormed in summer!!!, the things i would do to see consistent rain again...
Un saludo desde alicante españa aqui una sequia del copon
I remember that day. Had to close down Work because several skylights in the factory started leaking and one shattered. Good reason to use the insurance to re-roof the entire factory the week after. Never had a problem the next time things started getting Stormy. The Boss even had us park our cars inside the next time we had a severe hailstorm.
I remember this storm smashing out all the traffic lights on Ipswich Rd and wrecking my car. Lightning blew out neighbours aerial and fried a few things in our house. Smashed up heaps of buses near the city along with a lot of cars. Always good to remind myself for next month to get that undercover spot at the station. Cool vid BTW.
Aahhh las tormentas de verano de finales de noviembre.. Que típicas ...
I love the brissy storms :)
Wow I remember this storm (so it was definitely a big one). Lots of damage around Brisbane CBD with roads blocked by branches, broken windows etc... It was probably the worst I've seen the place in a while 😅
The98597thMark same here
To : Jeremy T, I remember a hail storm that I was in & it was a really bad one in 1984, and that was 35 year's ago! I went to go see a heavy metal band called KILLER HEAD and all of a sudden this bad storm came out of nowhere? Alot of us that got caught in it, we got hurt real bad like myself,everyone got scared & didn't no what to do & I got stepped on real bad it left my paralyzed from the waist down? I have 2 spinal bones that are split to pieces that they can't fix, and I miss walking around with my family and friends!! So if your in a heavy spot Jeremy, stay alert and keep yourself safe okay ?? I'm gonna give this video 10 STARS ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡, because I like your video's & if you have more out there, can we see more like this?? ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Watching from Philippines! 🇵🇭 🇵🇭
Брисбен-шикарный город!
Love u brisbane for such a dreaming weather. Heat summers hot sun
I remember this storm, I was on the bus going back home when it started pouring rain. Hectic day
i remember this, i had to walk home in it lmao
What’s up Jeremy T. Сan I add your video to my channel?😀
Now imagine that coming at you while your cruising up the coast in a boat!
beautiful
Storm Brasil Yes... So so sooo beautifull :-)
They say when ever it rains in Queensland the whole state holds its breath
Loved it!
I love it so much
Great video m8t thanks for sharing
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awww beautifully natural hailly and rainny in the weather
This happened on my 9th birthday!
Como me gustaría que llueva aquí en Lima en este verano al inicio de esta estación llovió un poco más.Pero más fuerte me gustaría que llueva.
I remember that storm.. I was in grade 6 and my swimming lesson got canceled 😂 (for obvious reasons)
I was in grade 4 at the time and I didn't have to go to school the day after because part of our Dam flooded into the main entrance way into our accerage and there was a ton of trees and branches across the road we took to school so I just spent the day relaxing
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Summer! It's near winter November in Europe
Eletronic Music & PC Games this is Australia mate.
Wow .....vendo em 2020...
That's some hail. You could tell there was going to be hail because the clouds seemed to have a greenish tint to them. Nice summer storm.
Crazy storm!
I think Brisbane just can't have a thunderstorm without Hailstones. Wow!
Amazing..
2020 were you at!
*Corona virus: Here i am!!*
This storm wrote my car off. Still have but hail damage on every panel. Engine and interior still perfect
I love summer storms :D
You are on drugs
Usually when you get that kind of hail a funnel cloud could dip down at anytime and do some horrible damage.
What's that?
Only in America
@@truckingwithwim8039 A Tornado
@@jonothandoeser Thanks, is that the official name for a tornado?
@@truckingwithwim8039 Not exactly. Many funnel clouds may form during a frontal disturbance. But the ones that make it all the way to the ground are then designated as tornados.
Oh my goodness, I remember that. My house got destroyed 😫💔😭
😢
I wish we could have a storm like that nowhere in Brisbane
That's a pretty intense storm. I guess this happens pretty often in a semi tropical climate that Brisbane has.
Wow look at that cloud!
I love your name is Jeri jam 😊 great video!
Hi, woman I want to smell perfumed fart....it's amazing.
@@DD-zk9cd youre off your head
What camera do u use 😮
Niceeeee it's very hard drive 😮😮😮😮
This is my birthday 😪
4:59 Everything isn't so bad. 5:04 Shit starts getting serious.
TheWaffleGamer1. Thanks first part was boring. I skipped ahead to 4.59 and watched from there.
In Brisbane if it rains it is a miracle. the place goes for months and months without any rain .
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Wth are you talking about😆😆😆
We all got new roofs after this storm! When I got home our suburb looked like it had been hit by a bomb!
I miss this kind of stormy.
Fun fact
I live in Brisbane and was in my house 🏡 when that storm ⛈ happens . I was sooooooo terrified 😖. It was a hailstorm. Horrific wasn’t it
My school has a fig tree 🌳 and it was one of the biggest trees at our school and sadly it got knocked down
John Stafford I cried because the thunder was soooooo loud
Wat sort of vehicle ya on?
The shelf cloud looks like something out of the apocalypse
*sky looks absolutely menacingly*
"perfect time to go for a ride eh?"
Interesting!!!! What were you riding tho?
В Москве такое тоже бывает. Почти каждое лето
в австралии климат другой,для них это шторм
2:05 the cloud of doom approaches >:)