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Sydney Flights Cancelled as 'Bomb Cyclone' Looms over NSW Coast

  • A bomb cyclone hit Sydney and parts of New South Wales on July 1, 2025, causing heavy rain, strong winds, and flight cancellations.
  • The event developed rapidly as a deepening, dynamic east coast low-pressure system prompting authorities to warn of severe weather and disruptions.
  • Qantas and Virgin Australia cancelled at least 23 domestic flights from Sydney, while Sydney Airport enforced a ground delay program limiting landings amid safety concerns.
  • Officials forecast up to 250mm of rain and winds reaching 125 km/h, with 600 emergency incidents reported and over 1,000 volunteers assisting affected communities.
  • The bomb cyclone's impacts may persist through midweek, urging residents to prepare for flash flooding, coastal erosion, and ongoing travel disruptions in NSW.
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