Early afternoon convection, Heathcote

Interesting inflow bands, Heathcote

Yikes!!  Base rotates near Heathcote

Isolated storm, west of Colbinabbin

As the Heathcote storms disappated, the convergence line continued to produce ragged lowerings and later developed into bigger storms

Cells rapidly develop along a converging line north of Heathcote

Pulse storm gets going, Tongala. Nice rain free base

Panorama of inflow alignment, Tongala

Severe pulse storm gets its act together, Tongala

The Tongala storm developed an impressive flanking line

Spectator and storm

The Tongala storm produced hail and continuous thunder for almost an hour before promptly collapsing

Wall cloud, Inglewood severe storm and suspicious lowering reaching the ground. We suspect this storm may have been briefly tornadic.

The white dots are locusts. The lowering was rotating. (also caught on video)

Inglewood storm expands into a huge gusher

Banded inflow, northern quadrant

The Inglewood storm provided great photographic opportunities

Flash flooding Inglewood

Locusts were thick and fast both in the air and on the ground

Outflow boundary moving west, photo taken near Echuca (formerly outflow from the Tongala pulse storm) It was interesting to see how the outflow boundaries interacted with the environment in low shear conditions

Isolated storm, Mitiamo

Dripping hoppers, Trentham - mum and daughter

The convection gone...great sunsets!!