US EditionDays of Rain to Lash Australia's East Coast
- Starting Saturday night, heavy rain and strong winds affected eastern New South Wales, prompting the NSW SES to respond to 137 calls and eight flood rescues mainly in Lake Macquarie and Port Stephens.
- This weather followed forecasts of 50 to 100mm rainfall, with isolated totals over 120mm to 180mm possible, and damaging winds up to 100 km/h forecast on the coast through Tuesday.
- The SES mobilized flood rescue teams, high-clearance vehicles, and helicopters while issuing warnings for likely flooding on multiple rivers including the Hunter, Williams, and Myall, alongside hazardous surf from Sydney to Port Macquarie.
- Assistant Commissioner Sean Kearns reported that water levels in rivers and creeks are currently rising, while Deputy Commander Tony Day highlighted that aviation support may be unavailable at times, particularly in adverse weather or after dark.
- The continuing rain and flood watches indicate sustained flooding risk and hazardous coastal conditions, with authorities urging residents to avoid flooded roads and remain cautious over the coming days.
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