Emergency Warning - Parts of Coopernook flooding - Evacuate before 5:00 pm Tue 20 May
The NSW SES is directing people in the following area(s) to EVACUATE BEFORE 5:00 pm Tue 20 May due to dangerous major flooding:
Low lying areas of Coopernook
You must evacuate before this time because dangerous floodwaters may cause isolation and inundation
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