Weather calms after gusty, damp night across southeast Queensland A large line of storms approaches the Brisbane CBD from the west. PIC: Marc Robertson Source: News Limited STRONG wind gusts blew across southeast Queensland with scatterings of rain over the past 24 hours. The winds neared severe weather warning status with Cape Moreton hit by gusts of 87km/h about 10pm on Tuesday while Roma recorded gusts of about 83km/h about 4pm. PHOTOS: Storms menace southeast Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Vinord Anand said there was little rain overnight, the highest recorded reaching 44mm near Kingaroy. "We had some areas in the Gold Coast hinterlands region in the southern highlands where they had rainfalls in the range of 35 to 40mm," he said. Storm clouds move across Brisbane. Pic courtesy Cove Creative Source: Supplied He said a recording of 253mm at Cape Moreton in the 24 hours to 8am was an outlier result and had been discounted. Mr Anand said there were some reports of hail around the northern NSW border on Tuesday but Queensland's weather was stabilising today. "We should be partly cloudy but not much rain in the next few days," he said. It will be mostly fine with a good weekend coming up as well. Brisbane is heading for a top of 26 degrees, with a possible shower. He said the Wide bay and central highlands areas may experience a little more rain than the Brisbane region but it was not expected to become severe. For more on the forecast see our weather page