Pictures: Brisbane storm flips planes and blows off roofs
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A severe storm has swept through the city of Brisbane in Australia, dropping hailstones the size of golf balls.

It caused widespread damage to the city and left up to 90,000 homes without power.

Winds reached 85 miles per hour - strong enough to blow off the roof of this man's home.

Planes like this one were flipped over. Thankfully no one has been seriously injured.

The storm also brought flooding to the city, which has a population of 2.2 million people.

A huge clean-up operation has started, but it's thought the cost of the damage could be as much as £54 million.