Two significant weather systems are right now lashing the east coast, as powerful rain and wind continues to sweep across the country. DETAILS: dimityclancey 9JesseBurns 9News
Two significant systems will move across NSW in state coming days, with the first generating rain and thunderstorms across inland parts.
She said the system was expected to move east and then weaken as it moved across the south-east on Thursday. NSW SES commander Carlene York said they were seeing continuous rolling weather events, which were putting communities at risk.
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