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NSW floods: Sixteen rescues 230 calls for assistance in NSW floods - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Sixteen rescues 230 calls for assistance in NSW floods

Flood warnings have been issued for parts of central New South Wales as the region attempts to cope with wi...

BOM: Thunderstorm alert for Northern Rivers - Vimarsana News

BOM: Thunderstorm alert for Northern Rivers

Premium Content Thunderstorms could be roaring across the region this afternoon according to the Bureau of Meteorology. As rain continues to pelt down across the region, BOM Meteorologist, Alex Majchrowski said a broad trough of low pressure is sitting off the northern New South Wales coast, while a high pressure system sits over the southern Tasman Sea. “This is bringing persistent rain to the northern half of the coast,” Mr Majchrowski said. “There is the chance of a Thunderstorm across the northeast, the northern and central ranges and central east, and possible heavy falls for part...

NBN News | MORE WILD WEATHER TO HIT THE NORTHERN RIVERS NEXT WEEK - Vimarsana News

NBN News | MORE WILD WEATHER TO HIT THE NORTHERN RIVERS NEXT WEEK

SES Division Commander, Rod Kinnish, says most of the calls relate to storm damage and water inundation. “We’re still dealing with the effects of the flash flooding down here the other afternoon and of course the Tweed River flooding up in the north..get prepared because this is not over, we’re getting more weather,” Mr Kinnish said. Fortunately, both the Tweed and Wilsons Rivers are expected to remain below minor flood level. (AUDIO IN PARTS)

Famed beach vanishes as wild storms hit - Vimarsana News

Famed beach vanishes as wild storms hit

Weather by Emily Cosenza, Anthony Piovesan and Ben Graham 14th Dec 2020 8:31 AM | Updated: 11:16 AM Byron Bay's Main Beach has been washed away as wild weather batters the coast and one man was almost dragged into a ferocious tide as he tried to take a picture of the carnage. The man can be seen taking a picture on precariously placed platform, which suddenly gives way underneath him as the waves crashed in on the beach this morning. Fortunately he is not injur...