Savage Storm Like Cyclone North Shore Hornsby For News Broadcast ─ leokimvideo

Savage Sydney North Shore storm caught on camera at Westfield Hornsby. This FREAK storm had cyclonic winds and masses of rain. It caused mass destruction in Sydney's north bringing down trees, cutting power and stopping trains. This big storm was the second in two days. There was weather warnings for damaging winds and severe rain but this was really bad. The damage from this Sydney storm seems very similar to the massive 1991 storm that destroyed much of the upper North Shore. These days we have a good radar that on the BOM weather radar app. It lets you see how large storms are and how fast they are moving.

This upload is for professional News Broadcast reporting, it's a short section of a longer video that studies the whole storm and aftermath.

The Australian severe weather wiki says this about the 1991 storm.

On 21 January 1991 severe thunderstorms moved across the northern suburbs of Sydney during the afternoon. Strong winds and large hail stones caused extensive damage. Hail stones up to 7 centimetres (2.8 in) in diameter and flash flooding was reported in several locations. Some areas received more than 35 millimetres (1.4 in) of rain in 6 minutes and more than 60 millimetres (2.4 in) in half an hour. Areas of most severe damage stretched from the Warraweeâ€"Turramurra area to Duffys Forest, with significant damage occurring to property in the Ku-ring-gai, Hornsby and former Warringah council areas. More than 7000 houses were damaged. The total estimated insurance payout for the storm was estimated at A$215 million.

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