What areas in NSW are expected to be affected by heavy rainfall?

The NSW South Coast and Sydney are expected to receive significant rainfall and potential thunderstorms.

Should holidaymakers be concerned about flash floods on the NSW South Coast?

Yes, holidaymakers are warned to leave campgrounds due to the risk of being trapped by rising waters from heavy rainfall.

What is the weekend rain forecast for Sydney?

Sydney can expect up to 100mm of rain over Saturday and Sunday, with the possibility of thunderstorms.

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NSW South Coast Braces for Flash Floods

16 Jan

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Summary

Up to 80mm of rain may fall in six hours on NSW South Coast Friday.
Sydney can expect up to 100mm of rain over the weekend.
Holidaymakers are warned to leave campgrounds due to flood risks.

The NSW South Coast is under a severe weather watch as heavy rainfall and damaging winds are predicted, potentially leading to flash floods. Authorities are urging holidaymakers in campgrounds to evacuate immediately, as rising waters could leave them trapped. Significant rainfall is expected to continue along the South Coast through Friday morning, with forecasts indicating up to 80mm could fall within a six-hour period. Sydney is also set for a wet weekend, with up to 100mm of rain anticipated on both Saturday and Sunday, and the possibility of developing thunderstorms across the state.

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