Heavy falls across New South Wales on the weekend have reignited flood warnings.
In Sydney the main concern is the Hawkesbury River, prompting evacuation warnings at Lower Portland, Richmond, Windsor, Sackville, Pitt Town and Wisemans Ferry.
In the state’s central west, communities have been put on notice as river systems reach major or near major flood levels over the coming days. There is a slight reprieve from the rain over the next few days before another low-pressure system moves across New South Wales towards the end of the week.
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