Scattered thunderstorms affected South Australia on the 25th. At Mount Wedge, near Elliston on the Eyre Peninsula, sheds were unroofed. At Oodnadatta (Far North district), a wind squall to 100 km/h was recorded and on nearby Allendale station, roofing was blown off, and 30 mm of rain and hail fell in 5-10 minutes. A 91 km/h wind gust occurred at Moomba (Far North district).
In Adelaide's eastern and southern suburbs and the Mount Lofty Ranges, the thunderstorms brought down trees and caused localised flash flooding. Several 20-30 mm falls were reported, with 22 mm recorded in about 10 minutes at Nairne. 69mm was recorded at Parawa. A waterspout was observed off the northern metropolitan coastline.

A sequence of images of the squall line taken from the Outer Harbour Web-cam on Adelaide's coastline.  Courtesy Dept. of Transport.

A sequence of images of the squall line taken from the Adelaide skyline Web-cam.  Courtesy Department of Transport.

Three photos taken by Nathan Thompson. Please visit Nathan's website at AdelaideWx.com

Check out other info and
images from these storms at
Tim Thorpe's website.