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Torrential rain ravages Australian towns, thousands brace for isolation
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Torrential rain pummelled Australia's southeast on Thursday, triggering flash flooding and forcing officials to issue fresh evacuation orders, while 50,000 residents were warned to prepare to isolate with more downpours expected over the next 24 hours.
Major roads were closed, inbound and outbound flights cancelled, trains halted by flooding and dams close to overflowing as ...
The wild weather and heavy rains also flooded rail tracks, forcing drenched commuters onto replacement buses once again this ...
AT LEAST four people died and thousands are without power as severe storms lashed Australia’s most populous state. Read more ...
Extreme weather conditions are lashing the NSW north coast, with 50,000 currently isolated due to floods, one person ...
Sydney has not been spared from the effects of heavy rain smashing the Mid-North Coast, but a few days’ reprieve are on the ...
Rain is set to continue over the weekend and into next week in Sydney, with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing weather ...
Warragamba Dam is set to spill over this afternoon after days of torrential rain. Water NSW says the outflow could be around 20 gigalitres per day by Sunday morning. Some smaller Greater Sydney dams ...
More than six million people are being warned of delays, blocked roads and flash flooding as Sydney and surrounds are impacted by heavy rain.
The catastrophic wet weather, which has claimed four lives and left 50,000 people isolated, is now pummelling Sydney, ...
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