US EditionMillions Brace for Wild Weather as East Coast Low Develops
- A strong low-pressure system is forecast to form off the coast of New South Wales by Tuesday, bringing rainy and blustery conditions to the eastern regions of Australia throughout the week.
- Meteorologist Angus Hines said this system will cause a couple of days of persistent rainfall across central and southern NSW and eastern Victoria.
- The system will bring consistent rain to Sydney and Newcastle with 50 to 150 millimetres likely in 48 hours, alongside strong winds battering eastern NSW and southeast Queensland.
- Hines stated that the low-pressure system will heavily impact eastern NSW and Victoria, bringing strong winds generally reaching 60 to 70 km/h, with gusts peaking near 100 km/h.
- The impacts may last several days with risks of flash flooding, coastal erosion, and residents like Craig Lyttle sandbagging homes amid concerns over unmaintained protective dunes.
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Millions brace for wild weather as east coast low develops
Millions of Australians on the east coast should brace for a "vigorous" weather system which is forecast to bring several days of heavy rain, damaging surf and strong winds.
·Sydney, Australia
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