More storms are possible on Sunday, but the worst of the system that brought devastating hail to some parts of south-east Queensland has likely passed.

Patches of heavy rain are likely for at least the next two days in Brisbane.

“The rest of today is a little less severe,” senior meteorologist Angus Hines said.

“There’s still a chance of severe thunderstorms.

“Even though the risk is not as extensive … I expect we will still see pockets that are pretty damaging and disruptive.”

Heavy rain, lightning and hail lashed the south-east on Saturday, with multiple people injured.

Up to 40 millimetres fell during a short burst in Brisbane, with wind speeds of more than 100 kilometres per hour recorded. In some parts of the Darling Downs rainfall was well over double that.

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