Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has blamed the “flawed” new weather bureau website for failing to allow south-east residents to be prepared for serious weekend storms.

The system that swept through Brisbane and its surrounds on Sunday left more than 100,000 homes without power with destructive winds and large hail .

Crisafulli, speaking in state parliament, said Queenslanders were resilient but “preparation is key” and that preparation depended on the information available to them.

“The changes to the federally run Bureau of Meteorology website are not good enough,” he said on Tuesday morning.

“The changes to the website don’t make sense. The website is flawed.

“Easy access to individual radars have been removed.

Sunday’s storm over Brisbane. Credit: Vasos Alexandrou

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