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Almost All River in NSW West of the Great Dividing Range Might Experience Moderate To Severe Floods - Vimarsana News

Almost All River in NSW West of the Great Dividing Range Might Experience Moderate To Severe Floods

According to Jonathan How of the Bureau of Meteorology, while flood warnings were issued in Victoria and Queensland, the primary regions of concern were in New South Wales.

Australia weather: Thunderstorms, floods and rain for Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania - Vimarsana News

Australia weather: Thunderstorms, floods and rain for Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania

Heavy rainfall thunderstorms are forecast across along the east coast from southern Queensland New South Wales, Victoria and right down to Tasmania with flooding also forecast.

Sydney Set to Break Rainfall Record as Australia Braces for More Floods - Vimarsana News

Sydney Set to Break Rainfall Record as Australia Braces for More Floods

By Thursday morning, Sydney had received 2,157 mm of rain for the year, just shy of the record 2,194 mm set in 1950

Sydney records wettest year since 1858 as Australia braces for flooding - Vimarsana News

Sydney records wettest year since 1858 as Australia braces for flooding

Though Australia has experienced an excessive amount of flooding in the last two years, this nation down-under has experienced a drastically wetter year.

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Sydney set to smash rainfall records as eastern Australia braces for more floods - Vimarsana News

Sydney set to smash rainfall records as eastern Australia braces for more floods

Sydney is set to record its wettest year in 164 years as authorities braced for major floods in Australia's east, with more heavy downpours expected to fall over the next three days. By Thursday morning, Sydney had received 2,157 mm of rains for the year, just shy of the record…