Australia weather: Melbourne battered by golf ball-sized hail as extreme conditions persist | The Independent | The Independent
Canberra: hail and dust storms batter southeastern Australia as bushfires continue - CNN
Giant sized hailstones hit parts of Australian New South Wales state - GulfToday
Catastrophic' hail storm hits Australia with hailstones 'the size of cricket balls' | Metro News
Paul Fenwick on Twitter: "Non-Australian: "I got hit by a hailstone. Gosh it hurt." Australian: "Oh yeah, the spikes are brutal." Non-Australian: "The what now?"… https://t.co/p61NL6JgvQ"
What has made the hail so bad over the past few days? - ABC News
Huge hail batters Canberra as storms threaten large areas of Australia - YouTube
Massive hailstones the size of tennis balls came down in Australia - Business Insider
Golf ball-sized hail, a town engulfed by a giant dust storm, two people struck by lightning — and that's just 24 hours in Australia - ABC News
Scary moment massive fist-sized hailstones force Australian workmen to take cover under flimsy umbrella
Now hail and dust storms hit Australia | World | The Times
Sydney weather: December hailstorm damage bill nears $675 million
After bushfire, hailstorm hits Australia; golf-ball sized hailstones cause widespread damage
Scary moment massive fist-sized hailstones force Australian workmen to take cover under flimsy umbrella
Australian Farmer Releases Hail from Protective Nets After Storm - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.com
Australia's Wild Weather: First Fires, Now Baseball-Size Hail - The New York Times
Just Australian HAIL. - Album on Imgur
Huge hail stones batter Melbourne - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
These Massive Hailstones That Just Fell in Australia Are Totally Real
Australian researchers contend with continuing extreme weather | Times Higher Education (THE)
Size of a Tennis Ball Hailstones Damaged Australia - YouTube
Australian Farmer Releases Hail from Protective Nets After Storm - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.com
Scary moment massive fist-sized hailstones force Australian workmen to take cover under flimsy umbrella
