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Sydney floods: residents brace for 'long night ahead' as torrential downpour batters region | NSW and Queensland floods 2022 - Vimarsana News

Sydney floods: residents brace for 'long night ahead' as torrential downpour batters region | NSW and Queensland floods 2022

Thousands under evacuation orders as authorities warn east coast low could bring flooding more severe than than the floods of 2021 and early 2022

Sydney flooding: communities evacuated and residents rescued as torrential rain batters region - Vimarsana News

Sydney flooding: communities evacuated and residents rescued as torrential rain batters region

NSW State Emergency Service issues emergency alert text messages as severe weather threatens low-lying areas

NSW floods: Sydney residents told to evacuate as city braces for heavy rainfall - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Sydney residents told to evacuate as city braces for heavy rainfall

Residents in Sydney’s south and south-west have been told to leave their homes, while thousands more have been warned they might need to evacuate due to floods.

Dozens of evacuation orders in place across NSW as rivers expected to reach major flood levels - Vimarsana News

Dozens of evacuation orders in place across NSW as rivers expected to reach major flood levels

Schools closed and residents ordered to evacuate as torrential rain falls on Sydney and already saturated catchments

How a 500kg fibreglass rhino named Spenser wandered 18km during the flood - Vimarsana News

How a 500kg fibreglass rhino named Spenser wandered 18km during the flood

It was not his first experience of the Hawkesbury. During his maiden voyage in the floods last year, he travelled more than 60 kilometres to wash up at Spencer, which became his namesake.