Flash flooding, damaging winds to move through northern NSW coast14/12/2020|4min
The worst of the weather which has battered south-east Queensland and the far North Coast of New South Wales is starting to move further south with warnings of flash flooding, damaging winds, and damaging surf.
Sky News Chief Meteorologist Tom Saunders said the extreme weather battered Byron Bay which saw “significant coastal erosion” as well as waves up to 12 metres in the region.
The NSW-Queensland border saw 739mm of rain over the past four days, while wind gusts in the area reached up to 104km.
The rain and wind are now beginning to move south prompting a cancellation of the flash flooding warning for Queensland.