South Australia clean-up begins after powerful winds sweep state

Fallen trees caused the most damage.

By Lauren Thomson

Adelaide wild weather

South Australia clean-up begins after powerful winds sweep state

Fallen trees caused the most damage.

By Lauren Thomson

The clean up has begun in parts of South Australia after strong winds swept through the state.

WATCH ABOVE: Cleanup after severe storm underway in South Australia.

The metro parts of Adelaide received up to 30mm of rain, while parts of regional South Australia reached up to 24mm, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.

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Gale force winds conditions has seen damage right across South Australia with fallen trees and red dust storms. Credit: 7NEWS

Fallen trees caused the most damage overnight.

A couple were not injured when a tree fell on to their Morphettville home.

About 55,000 homes lost power during the storm.

Coastal regions were heavily affected, with king tides and gale force winds damaging jetties and beachside properties, while dust storms in the mid-north made driving extremely dangerous.

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