Monster Waves Devastate Sydney Beaches and Suburbs
Sydney faces severe damage to iconic beaches and infrastructure after 5.5-meter waves and a spring tide linked to Cyclone Alfred wreak havoc.
- Bondi Beach and Cronulla Beach suffered extensive damage, with waves destroying glass doors and the Cronulla promenade.
- Several Sydney suburbs experienced flooding, with homes inundated and streets submerged, prompting evacuations.
- Authorities have closed multiple beaches as emergency services address the aftermath of the extreme weather event.
- Experts suggest the event is connected to the lingering effects of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, which struck in March.
- Coastal erosion and significant sand loss will make recovery and restoration efforts lengthy and resource-intensive, according to specialists.