Woman missing as Hunter Region faces flooding danger, wild winds and rain across east coast
After the sweeping flood waters in the Avcı region of NSW is sweeping over one night, an emergency search continues.
Two women in their 20s continued about 16 km north of Cessnock when they were stuck while they were stuck while they were trying to cross the flood waters.
Both women left the car and the passenger was sweeping.
The 27 -year -old driver was safe.
The search was suspended overnight and continued today.
Rainfall up to 137 mm triggered widespread emergency reactions in NSW and Southeast Queensland after a wild air dam colliding with both states.
The NSW State Emergency Service has released more than 40 flood warnings in the north of Newcastle and urged part of a town to evacuate immediately.
After the “Great Flood de on Sunday, on Sunday, it was ordered to be released on Sunday in six streets in the upper Hunter town Scone.
“If you stay in the region, you can get stuck without power, water and other basic services,” he warned.
“It can be very dangerous for NSW SES to save you, and buildings may not be able to withstand the effect of flood water.”
NSW Ses responded to more than 1,455 incidents, including more than 100 vehicles stuck in the snow on the New England Motorway, Waterfall Road, Norris Drive and Grafton Road.
Ses, “Yesterday afternoon Armidale and Guyra around the unprecedented snowfall was recorded,” he said.
Conditions are expected to be alleviated in the afternoon, but there is a risk of high profit levels dangerous and the risk of river floods.
Meteorological Bureau Senior Meteorologist Miriam Bradbury, the abdomen Southeast Queensland in the north of the granite belt, he said.
“Now all this snow, especially in Northern Tablelands, has created very dangerous driving conditions, and some roads are still closed, Bra said Bradbury.
“Conditions will slowly relax throughout today, but they will relax faster in one night until Monday tonight
“Until Monday, we expect quite isolated shower on the east coast as the wind began to retreat.” However, we see dangerous surfing until the middle of the next week, floods will continue and our river basins will take a few days to start going down from these saturated and expected flood levels. “
Western Australia warned that a cold front could bring strong winds and storms.
“These winds will rise about the southwest coast this morning,” Bradbury said.
“The estimated of the Western Australia shows widespread shower and storms as it is sweeping in the southwestern regions of the state as the second cold façade progresses.
“The storm can be severe throughout today.
“Today, we can see a small full about the southwestern coast of Western Australia, including the Perth region.”
