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NSW floods: Lismore's next 36 hours critical with 180mm rain forecast - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Lismore's next 36 hours critical with 180mm rain forecast

Lismore mayor Steve Krieg said if there was any sign the town’s major river - the Wilsons River - was on the rise, residents would be urged to evacuate early.

Source: smh.com.au
NSW floods: Lismore evacuation warning issued as next 36 hours critical - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Lismore evacuation warning issued as next 36 hours critical

The NSW State Emergency Service has ordered residents in low-lying parts of North and South Lismore to evacuate as “life-threatening flash flooding” threatens the Northern Rivers region.

Source: smh.com.au
Evacuation alert, more weather warnings amid fears for second man - Vimarsana News

Evacuation alert, more weather warnings amid fears for second man

South-east Queensland’s intense rainfall is expected to continue well into Tuesday as some Dalby residents prepare to evacuate ahead of an expected flooding peak.

Source: smh.com.au
Floods in northern NSW, southeast QLD as thousands of residents told to evacuate - Vimarsana News

Floods in northern NSW, southeast QLD as thousands of residents told to evacuate

Flood-weary residents still reeling from a one in 500-year downpour just weeks ago have once again been forced to flee their homes, as wild weather continues to batter Australia's east coast.

NSW floods: Lismore's next 36 hours critical with 180mm rain forecast - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Lismore's next 36 hours critical with 180mm rain forecast

Lismore mayor Steve Krieg said if there was any sign the town’s major river - the Wilsons River - was on the rise, residents would be urged to evacuate early.