Australia's east coast faces a barrage of severe storms, prompting warnings of power outages and potential flooding. A man was tragically killed by a fallen tree, and numerous homes were damaged as heavy rain, wind, and lightning lashed the region. Emergency services reported thousands of calls for help, with volunteers working tirelessly to clear debris and restore power. Meteorologists predict continued stormy weather, urging residents to stay vigilant and prepare for potential hazards.
More severe storms could pound Australia’s east coast as power outages and potential flood zones continue to pose threats, emergency services are warning. A man was killed by a fallen tree as heavy rain, winds and lightning lashed much the nation’s southeast on Wednesday.
Sydney’s stormy weather set to continue. The man, believed to be in his 80s, was killed while driving in Cowra as a thunderstorm tore through central NSW before settling over Sydney and the coast. In the northern Sydney suburb of Mosman, a mother and her two children were inside their home when a large tree came crashing through the roof. They heard a loud bang but had no idea their roof had been crushed, until they stepped outside.
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