Winter storms bring heavy snow, black ice, flood risks and rain to NSW | Australia weather

Rain, while hitting other parts of the province, the northern paintings of the new South Wales are violently snowing.

In the afternoon of Saturday, NSW Ses, Coffs Coast, North Coast, Upper Hunter and New England had published 28 warnings for residents. The sound warned that 24 -hour rainfall between 65 mm and 100mm is likely to be and the isolated decreases exceeded 130 mm.

Deputy Commissioner Nicole Hagan said that heavy and permanent rain may cause some roads to be flooded and become impassable.

“Tamworth’da, tonight, tonight in the night to warn the locals with potential localized flash and road closing, we had a crew in low areas,” he said.

“We want him not to drive, walk or play to the community – if you encounter a flooded way, turn and find an alternative route.”

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The heavy rainfall causes rivers to rise, the moderate flood along the Peel River in Tamworth and the Namoi River in Gunnedah.

Unusual profit levels have been reported in Armidale and Guyra and it is possible to fall up to 50 cm throughout Saturday.

Hogan said that black ice is a significant risk and causes dangerous road conditions in the northern paintings.

“We have ready and ready -made road accident teams, but we want the community to avoid unnecessary trips,” he said.

“If you need to be on the roads in snowy areas, apply carefully, use your brakes gently and apply slowly.”

Wind gusts exceeding 90km/s is also estimated to have large and powerful surfing.

More than 1,000 NSW audio volunteers were deployed throughout the state. The sound responded to 750 calls since the beginning of the bad weather.