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Flood evacuation order issued for low lying areas of Condobolin
Residents in low lying areas of Condobolin ordered to evacuate within the next 24 hours.
Residents in low lying areas of Condobolin ordered to evacuate within the next 24 hours.
In all 181 families have now been isolated after the biggest floods in decades hit the central-west of NSW, with no road access, limited communications and dwindling supplies.
Something strange is going on with the weather. It might be spring, but that hasn't stopped snow falling in the ACT.
South Australia has a mammoth mop up ahead after a second day of storms lashed the state on Thursday.
The BOM issued a warning of peak gusts of more than 90 km/h, but they only reached 43km/h.
Adelaide was bracing for some of the strongest winds the city had ever seen on Thursday night.
Several parts of Victoria remain on flood watch and a watch-and-act warning has been issued for landslides on the Great Ocean Road after wild weather skirted the state on its way from South Australia to New South Wales.
NSW is next in line for the mega-storm that brought havoc across South Australia and plunged the entire state into black-out.
The lights were hardly out in South Australia before politicians and lobby groups were staking out their ground in the argument over climate change and renewable energy.
The entire state of South Australia is currently without power.
Enjoy the sunshine while you can, Canberra, a serious storm system is sweeping toward us.
The touch of rescuers is usually a huge relief for someone in danger, but it wasn't the case for one Cowra motorist who tried to drive through flood water last week.
Almost 4000 South Australian properties are without power as an extreme weather system moves across the state.
Canberrans have spared the worst of the wet weather that's wreaking havoc in NSW's central west, but they're still facing record-breaking rainfall.
Floodwaters have peaked in the central western NSW town of Forbes overnight, but residents have been warned that more wet weather forecast for later in the week could cause river levels to rise again.
While floodwaters continue to rise in Forbes, Sydney is set for a dry few days before rain returns on Thursday.
A spell of rain on Sunday is expected to clear for a breezy, fine spring day in the capital for Canberra's Family and Community Day.
Forbes residents have been ordered to evacuate by the State Emergency Service as the town braces for major flooding.
Rising flood waters are threatening hundreds of homes in central NSW as the State Emergency Service responds to thousands of calls for assistance and road closures cripple the region.
Wagga's flood crisis is set to continue after the Bureau of Meteorology indicated more rain was headed for the city next week.
The powerful storm is the strongest in the world this year.
Canberra's disappearing lake has emerged again after one of the wettest winters on record.
Clocking wind speeds of 185 mph, super typhoon Meranti, now the Earth's strongest storm of the year, is forecast to graze Taiwan on Wednesday before barrelling into China.
Canberrans should keep raincoats handy for the rest of the week.
Stay inside tonight, or bring your gumboots if you are planning to venture outdoors - the rains are coming again.
Sydney's run of blissful early spring weather has a couple of days to run yet.
Council joins Weatherzone to develop new app.
There's everything to like about the weather in Sydney this week - except for one irritating aspect.
The Bureau of Meteorology forecast between 40 and 60 millimetres of rain from late Friday morning.
Spring is declared to be "well and truly here" for the Harbour City.
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