A dramatic change in the weather pattern is set to bring widespread rain to Australia's east coast for the rest of the week after last week's intense heatwave and destructive bushfires. The shift will deliver a "sustained period of wet weather" according to the Bureau of Meteorology, which will help ease the immediate bushfire danger, but also raises the risk of flash flooding. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4pHNwMu | SBS News

Sydney has been battered by a month's worth of rain in just under two hours. | SBS News

NSW SES have been responding to wild weather across the state this weekend including severe rain, thunderstorms, flooding, and even snow. More than 100 vehicles were stuck in snow after record breaking snowfall was recorded around Armidale and Guyra in northern NSW. Snow was also seen falling in parts of southeast Queensland. Meanwhile, in the NSW's Hunter region, locals are being urged to monitor changing floodwaters. Authorities are still searching for a 27-year-old woman who went missing afte

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