The rain is not expected to be as heavy as earlier in the month but, with catchments already sodden, it won't take much for the waters to rise.
Warnings are likely to evolve over the next few days so flood-prone communities are encouraged to keep their wits about them over the coming days."The good news is that we're not expecting the significant and major flooding that we saw.
"That's going to direct a very moist onshore flow over the next seven to 10 days across eastern New South Wales," he said.
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