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Weather by Alexis Carey 17th Dec 2020 10:14 AM The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for a huge chunk of NSW and storms continue to batter Australia s east coast. The BOM revealed early Thursday morning that heavy rainfall was on the cards for people in parts of North West Slopes and Plains and Northern Tablelands Forecast Districts, which may lead to flash flooding. Humid air persists over New South Wales, and is interacting with a surface trough over the interior to produce showers and storms over the northwest slopes, and some locally heavy falls, the BOM said. Heavy rain which may lead to flash flooding is possible this morning, with the focus initially in the western part of the warning area, then shifting eastwards.
Weather by Alexis Carey 17th Dec 2020 10:14 AM The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for a huge chunk of NSW and storms continue to batter Australia s east coast. The BOM revealed early Thursday morning that heavy rainfall was on the cards for people in parts of North West Slopes and Plains and Northern Tablelands Forecast Districts, which may lead to flash flooding. Humid air persists over New South Wales, and is interacting with a surface trough over the interior to produce showers and storms over the northwest slopes, and some locally heavy falls, the BOM said. Heavy rain which may lead to flash flooding is possible this morning, with the focus initially in the western part of the warning area, then shifting eastwards.
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Weather by Rebekah Scanlan An expert has warned the wild weather that has savaged northern New South Wales and southern Queensland is on the move as the threat of flooding looms over already drenched towns. The Bureau of Meteorology s (BOM) flood manager Justin Robertson said that gale force winds, torrential rain and rough seas that have lashed the coastline causing erosion are now moving south. Meanwhile further flood warnings were also shared on Tuesday night with the situation in northern NSW becoming increasingly concerning with the BOM warning that despite easing rainfall, the threat of flooding remains high. One thing I d really like to emphasise, even though the rainfall has started to ease, it doesn t mean the flood situation is easing, Mr Robertson said.