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River gauges recorded the water was rising Eugowra wasn t warned in time

Australia needs a more sophisticated rain gauge network to ensure people have more warning before devastating floods hit their towns, experts say.

New south walesMandagery creekWentworth fallsAnthony corneliusRhett wymanCatherine naylorAshish sharmaMary okaneBureau of meteorologyMost viewed in nationalA department of industryMaryo kaneFlood inquiryWeather watchSouthern tablelandsIndependent flood

River gauges recorded the water was rising Eugowra wasn t warned in time

Australia needs a more sophisticated rain gauge network to ensure people have more warning before devastating floods hit their towns, experts say.

New south walesMandagery creekWentworth fallsAnthony corneliusRhett wymanAshish sharmaMary okaneBureau of meteorologyA department of industryMaryo kaneFlood inquiryWeather watchSouthern tablelandsIndependent flood

River gauges recorded the water was rising Eugowra wasn t warned in time

Australia needs a more sophisticated rain gauge network to ensure people have more warning before devastating floods hit their towns, experts say.

New south walesMandagery creekWentworth fallsAnthony corneliusRhett wymanCatherine naylorAshish sharmaMary okaneBureau of meteorologyMost viewed in nationalA department of industryMaryo kaneFlood inquiryWeather watchSouthern tablelandsIndependent flood

NSW floods: East coast lows are slower than a cyclone but are still deadly

Unlike cyclones, it is the rain these systems carry that tends to kill. The slower they move, the longer they linger, the more rain they dump.

New south walesAnthony corneliusJeffery callaghanWill steffenEl ninoAustralian national university climate change instituteClimate councilNick omalley is national environmentSevere weather sectionClear airNational environmentClimate editorSydney morning herald

NSW floods: East coast lows are slower than a cyclone but are still deadly

Unlike cyclones, it is the rain these systems carry that tends to kill. The slower they move, the longer they linger, the more rain they dump.

New south walesAnthony corneliusJeffery callaghanWill steffenEl ninoAustralian national university climate change instituteClimate councilNick omalley is national environmentSevere weather sectionClear airNational environmentClimate editorSydney morning herald

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