Severe thunderstorms swept through New South Wales and eastern Victoria on Monday, triggering flash flooding, destructive winds, and hail. The Bureau of Meteorology issued warnings for ongoing severe weather, particularly in Sydney, where rainfall reached over 52mm. Emergency services, particularly the NSW State Emergency Service, received over 500 calls for assistance due to trees down and damaged property. Multiple rescues from submerged vehicles were reported, underscoring the rapid onset of flash flooding. Residents were urged to avoid flooded roads and heed safety warnings as meteorologists predicted further storm activity throughout the day.
The severe weather across New South Wales and eastern Victoria has led to flash flooding, destructive winds, and hail, with Sydney experiencing significant rainfall of over 52mm.
The SES responded to over 500 calls for help due to storm-related issues, including vehicle rescues from flash flooding and reports of tree damage and roof issues.
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