After parts of NSW copped a drenching overnight, forecasters are warning that more rain is on the way. 9News
in the early hours of this morning, with "an unstable trough" wreaking havoc around the Jervis Bay region in particular.It comes after Point Perpendicular recorded a whopping 115.4mm between midnight and 9am this morning, including almost 60mm in under an hour.
The trough is set to continue moving up the coast, before "giving way to moist easterly winds along the northern NSW coast", bringing more dreary weather and potential thunderstorms into the early part of the week.
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