00:02Authorities warn the blue skies of recent days doesn't mean disaster isn't looming over the horizon.
00:09Some of the most intense storms in Canberra have happened in our driest years.
00:13Without doubt the Bureau of Meteorology is warning us this year of intense dry days, hot days, hot temperatures overnight.
00:21That can lead to unstable atmospheric conditions, intensifying storms like the hail deluge that hit the capital in January 2020.
00:32We had bushfires all around the region and one of the most intense hailstorms in Australian history went through Canberra
00:39right in the middle of those bushfires.
00:41The SES has more than 390 volunteers ready to assist in an emergency but Canberrans are still urged to act
00:48early.
00:49Get up onto your roof, get your gutters cleaned, secure the loose items around your house.
00:54These are the actions that you should take with you and your family and your neighbours to make sure that
00:58you have safer conditions during thunderstorms.
01:00Chat to your family members, get online to the ESA website, develop your emergency plan and take actions around your
01:09properties in your neighbourhood to prepare for the storm season.
01:13A small effort to avoid major damage.
01:19Our parents are here for a lot of days until we get to the right.
01:20Our parents will be lost by the
01:20the following day.
01:20We will have to build up a small amount of time and emic the��rys.
01:21Their family can increase the quality of the pressure, and we will manage the temperature for our families.
01:21We will get a small amount of time when we get to the right.
