Overview
- Heavy rain and strong winds continue to affect large parts of New South Wales, with severe weather warnings in place for the Hunter and Mid-North Coast regions.
- Localized downpours have brought 51 mm of rain to Marrickville and 43 mm to Cronulla in 24 hours, with flash-flooding risks on roads statewide.
- The NSW State Emergency Service has responded to 64 incidents since Saturday evening, including leaking roofs and fallen trees, with 14 incidents reported in Sydney.
- Meteorologists warn the low-pressure trough will persist through Sunday, sustaining showers and thunderstorms before easing into patchy rain on Monday.
- Authorities urge drivers to plan alternative routes, avoid floodwaters, and remain cautious as dangerous conditions coincide with holiday travel.