Search resumes for man missing in NSW flood waters as east coast battered by intense rainfall | Australia weather

The police resumed the search for an elderly man washed away in a river overwhelmed by water on Saturday evening, as the authorities warn more heavy rains from isolating the inner parts New South Wales Coenzland for up to six weeks.

Flood warnings remain in place for the vast areas in Eastern Australia, after record rains.

Some parts of the internal Queensland had to have Best March for 15 years.

The Deputy Commissioner of the Emergency Department in the state of New South Wales Deby Platz said that some internal societies near the New South Wales-Wigsand borders should prepare to isolate “long-term”.

“All over New South Wales, we are witnessing a very dynamic and unpredictable ritual system,” said Platz.

“What is happening now is that this causes flash floods in our already wet gatherings. Sudden floods occur when we have a large amount of rain in a very short period of time and the land is unable to absorb this water.

“We have strong winds, but we also have the water dilemma coming from Queensland in the river systems to New South Wales.

So, can I call people in the western part of the state. We need you to start preparing for isolation, and this isolation may be long -term.

“That is why societies along the Baru and Warrigo River … You may face up to six weeks of isolation.”

There are serious concerns about a man whose car was seen, and a convoy withdrawn, washed away in the Burnard River in Brett, north of Gloster, in the middle of the northern coast in remote areas on Saturday evening.

The man was trying to cross a bridge through the increasing flood water that has now cut off the camp site, which increases 20 people.

Police said that a helicopter arrived at the camp at about 3 in the morning and that the attendees chose not to evacuate. Searching for the river continued this morning, and a driving function has been created.

“Although the area was sweeping overnight, the car and the driver were not found,” the police said in a statement.

On Sunday morning, Platz said there have been 19 flood rescue operations during the past 24 hours.

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Platz said that the other weather system is expected to reach this week, which increases the effect of condensed rain 24 hours.

Parts of Gold Coast, remote areas, Brisbane, Capricorn, North Equatorial Coast received more than 50 mm of rain on Saturday.

The Sunshine Coast coast received this in certain areas.

In New South Wales, the ILLAWARRA coast scored isolated asolatism of more than 100 mm and fell more than 50 mm plus over the northern slopes and the mid -north coast.

Sydney spared the worst in the flood, with aesthetics of 24 hours between 5 mm to 15 mm.

Great meteorological specialist Jonathan how he said that stormy clouds had been cleared in most of the East Quintland and New South Wales, but flood and wind warnings will not be withdrawn yet.

“This water will take some time to flow, so we expect these flood warnings to continue,” said the meteorological feature.

Many main roads in New South Wales are still closed due to floods, including parts of the Silver City Highway from the Hill broken to Queensland borders.

Dozens of Outback Queenslanders They were transferred to safety On Saturday, when the flood water seized its cities and characteristics.

Stoneheng Windoh was hit in central Queensland strongly after some areas recorded almost twice the annual rains, which led to not seen in the floods since 1974.

Personal hardship was activated, with loans and shipping support to help the primary producers in a series of Western Queensland Communities.

Also, societies in western Australia are not outside the forest, as the former tropical hurricane of Diane moves inward after the coast crossed on Saturday morning.

Diane 150 mm of rain was thrown into the small town of Kimberly in Derby and fell 60 mm on the southern parts of the area.

It is expected that the heavy rains at home on Sunday, when the rapid weather system tracks towards the northern region.

The rain can be hit to the far south, such as Alice Springs and Uloro, and is expected to remove it completely from Monday to Tuesday to Tuesday.