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Daily Mail
19-05-2025
- Climate
- Daily Mail
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane weather: Huge rain bomb to strike
Millions of Aussies are being warned to brace for a deluge of wet weather as one major city is set to be lashed with a month's worth of rain in just one week. Heavy rain and damaging winds have already set in, with more than 100mm of rain smashing Sydney and NSW 's central coast as conditions ramped up on Sunday night. Emergency Services responded to more than 250 calls for help across the weekend, including 60 calls in metro Sydney as trees were uprooted and residents faced leaking roofs and damage to their properties. At least one person was taken to the hospital from eight flood rescues from vehicles in northern NSW. The wild weather is expected to stick around for the rest of the week, with more than a month's worth of rain forecast to fall within days. A severe weather warning of heavy rainfall, damaging winds and dangerous surf conditions stretches from NSW's mid-north coast to the Central Coast. BoM senior meteorologist Angus Hines said a band of rain that formed overnight into Monday was shifting north to the central and northern coastal regions. Rain totals are expected to build 'slowly' through to Thursday, with the worst set for Monday and Tuesday. 'There will be days of persistent rainfall... it will be very, very, very wet over the next several days,' Mr Hines said. Mr Hines called the extended nature of the wet weather 'significant' with rain expected in the same region for some days. He added that the regions with the highest risk of damaging winds were the central, Hunter and mid-north coasts, along with parts of the central and northern ranges. 'It is certainly the Hunter and the mid-north coast where those strongest rainfall totals are expected well and truly exceeding the top of the scale,' Mr Hines said. 'Certainly over 150mm, some places that could be closer to 250 or 300 by the time it's all done.' 'Having that much rain three or four days in a row can lead to significant flood impacts, road closures and potential for some inundation of homes or properties or businesses,' Mr Hines said. The wild weather is expected to stick around for the entire week, with conditions easing on Saturday. Dangerous beach conditions are also possible from Sydney's southern beaches to Seal Rocks. Gusts of around 100km/h are expected over the Hunter and mid-north coast regions. Wyee, in the Central Coast region, had the state's highest rain total between Sunday 9am and Monday 6am with 121mmm, while nearby Dora Creek had 117mm. The ongoing rain has already triggered flash flooding, including the Wakehurst Parkway between North Narrabeen and Oxford Falls and The Esplanade in Narrabeen. Both were closed due to the flash flooding. It comes as more than 2,200 people are currently without power across Sydney and the Central Coast following Sunday night's extreme weather. Residents in Sydney's suburbs of Allawah, Beacon Hill, Frenchs Forest, Narraweena, and Oxford Fall are affected, while those in Kincumber and Macmasters Beach have also been impacted. Sydney Monday : Showers. Winds up to 35km/h. Max 19C. Tuesday : Showers. Up to 20mm of rain. Winds up to 30km/h. Min 15C Max 21C. Wednesday : Showers. Up to 35mm of rain. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 15C Max 21C. Thursday : Showers. Up to 25mm of rain. Winds up to 25km/h. Min 15C Max 20C. Friday : Showers. Up to 20mm of rain. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 16C Max 22C. Melbourne Monday : Sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Max 15C. Tuesday : Sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 2C Max 19C. Wednesday : Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a shower. Min 5C Max 16C. Thursday : Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a shower. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 7C Max 17C. Friday : Shower or two. Min 7C Max 19C. Brisbane Monday: Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a shower. Winds up to 20km/h. Max 23C. Tuesday: Shower or two. Up to 3mm of rain. Min 15C Max 24C. Wednesday: Shower or two. Up to 4mm of rain. Min 16C Max 25C. Thursday: Shower or two. Up to 3mm of rain. Min 16C Max 25C. Friday: Shower or two. Up to 3mm of rain. Min 16C Max 24C. Perth Monday: Mostly sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Max 25C. Tuesday: Sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 9C Max 23C. Wednesday: Sunny. Winds up to 25km/h. Min 10C Max 25C. Thursday: Shower or two. Up to 2mm of rain. Winds up to 30km/h. Min 10C Max 24C. Friday: Showers. Up to 15mm of rain. Winds up to 25km/h. Min 11C Max 18C. Adelaide Monday: Sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Max 17C. Tuesday: Sunny. Winds up to 25km/h. Min 6C Max 18C. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Slight chance of a shower. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 6C Max 19C. Thursday: Mostly sunny. Slight chance of a shower. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 7C Max 19C. Friday: Sunny. Min 7C Max 19C. Hobart Monday: Partly cloudy. Winds up to 25km/h. Max 16C. Tuesday: Sunny. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 6C Max 17C. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Min 6C Max 16C. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Min 6C Max 16C. Friday: Shower or two. Up to 2mm of rain. Min 5C Max 17C. Canberra Monday: Partly cloudy. Winds up to 25km/h. Max 15C. Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 3C Max 16C. Wednesday: Possible shower. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 3C Max 17C. Thursday: Shower or two. Up to 5mm of rain. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 4C Max 17C. Friday: Showers. Up to 15mm of rain. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 5C Max 18C. Darwin Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 21C Max 31C. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. shower. Winds up to 25km/h. Min 23C Max 32C. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Winds up to 20km/h. Min 22C Max 31C.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued in northern Utah, damage expected
WEBER COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The National Weather Service has expanded the Severe Thunderstorm Warning to include southwestern Weber County, west-central Salt Lake County, southwestern Davis County, and east-central Tooele County. 'At 1258 PM MDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Stansbury Park, or near Grantsville, moving northeast at 40 mph. Gusts to 65 mph have been observed,' the warning states. Additionally, the warning now lasts until 1:30 p.m. Locations to be impacted include Salt Lake City, Tooele, Grantsville, Stansbury Park, Tooele Army Depot, Magna, Great Salt Lake South of the Causeway, Lake Point, and Erda. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has also been issued for the following counties, in effect until 8 p.m.: Box Elder County Morgan County Summit County Wasatch County Cache County Rich County Tooele County Weber County Davis County Salt Lake County Utah County This is a developing story. ABC4 will update this post as new information becomes available. BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning in northern Utah's Box Elder and Tooele counties. Just before 12:30 p.m., the NWS issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for south-central Box Elder County and north-central Tooele County. The warning lasts until 1:15 p.m. 'At 1228 PM MDT, a severe thunderstorm was located 12 miles north of Clive, or 38 miles northwest of Grantsville, moving northeast at 40 mph. Wind gusts up to 64 mph have been reported with this cluster of storms,' the warning states. The NWS said to expect wind gusts up to 60 mph, as well as damage to roofs, siding, and trees. Locations to be impacted include Utah Test and Training Range North, Great Salt Lake South of the Causeway, Hat Island, Gunnison Island, and Lakeside. The warning also said to expect hail up to .75 inches. 'For your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building,' the warning states. How to Get a Car Loan Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued in northern Utah, damage expected Two arrested after drive-by shooting targeting ex-boyfriend in Salt Lake City 100 men versus 1 gorilla: Experts weigh in on viral debate How Does a Car Trade In Work? Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
