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Sydney weather: When 100mm rain bomb will dump on the city as aerial pics emerge of flooded Lismore - Vimarsana News

Sydney weather: When 100mm rain bomb will dump on the city as aerial pics emerge of flooded Lismore

Residents in Sydney and northern NSW have been told to prepare for more flash flooding as an east coast low moves in on the state. Warning heavy rain on Monday could delay flood recovery efforts.

NSW weather: Life-threatening storms SMASH Sydney as forecasters warn worst is to come - Vimarsana News

NSW weather: Life-threatening storms SMASH Sydney as forecasters warn worst is to come

BOM has warned that a new low will bring storms and intense rainfall on Tuesday, prompting concerns of flash flooding in multiple areas along the coast and in greater Sydney.

Thousands are forced to evacuate as heavy rain and flooding batters NSW coast - Vimarsana News

Thousands are forced to evacuate as heavy rain and flooding batters NSW coast

Wild weather has continued to lash New South Wales, with thousands of residents in Sydney's south forced to evacuate from the floods 

Sydney weather: BOM issues evacuation orders as another rain bomb strikes - Vimarsana News

Sydney weather: BOM issues evacuation orders as another rain bomb strikes

Thousands of Sydney residents in the city's south and southeast have been ordered to evacuate their homes now as even more torrential rain on Tuesday threatens to destroy their homes.

Why the 'once-in-a-thousand year' rain bomb took SO long to explode in the skies over Sydney - Vimarsana News

Why the 'once-in-a-thousand year' rain bomb took SO long to explode in the skies over Sydney

Sydney locals were frustrated by forecasters pushing back the time when the storm would strike - first predicted for 6pm on Tuesday, but didn't arrive until about 12pm on Wednesday.