US EditionAustralia flights cancelled as bomb cyclone hits New South Wales
- An intense bomb cyclone swept across New South Wales on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing severe weather and widespread disruptions.
- The cyclone rapidly intensified due to a vigorous coastal low, producing heavy rain, strong winds, and flood warnings across the region.
- Emergency services responded to more than 2,320 incidents including seven flood rescues and widespread power outages affecting over 37,000 homes and businesses.
- Qantas and Virgin Australia have jointly called off over 55 domestic flights departing from and arriving at Sydney, while Sydney Airport limited its activities to a single runway in response to the intense weather conditions.
- Authorities have urged people living in at-risk coastal communities to evacuate as erosion and flooding continue, with dangerous conditions likely to persist until at least midweek.
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Due to heavy rain and heavy storm gusts, at least 140 flights must be cancelled.
·Vienna, Austria
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A meteorological phenomenon called the bomb cyclone has paralyzed the Australian coast. Heavy rain, heavy winds and meter-high waves have led to power failures and significant disruptions in traffic.
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