The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for southern parts of South Australia with strong winds and a cold front expected to hit the state.
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Other parts of South East Queensland also copped heavy rain overnight, with Forestdale, south of Brisbane, copping over 70mm and Thornton, south of Toowoomba, receiving over 60mm by midday Wednesday.
The band stretches from around Bundaberg in central Queensland coast all the way down to Port Macquarie on the central NSW coast.(Nine)
The conditions are a result of moisture at ground level which is being compressed from above by a mass of dry air creating cloud at ground level.
On top of the thunderstorms, the heavy fog is also impacting parts of the NSW Far North Coast with the storms likely in Byron Bay, Grafton and Tweed Heads today and tomorrow.