After the once-in-a-century flood, will the extreme rainfall weather in Australia continue?

Yes, the east coast of Australia has been hit by heavy rain since the 20th local time, and extreme weather conditions will continue.

According to CNN and Sky News Australia Channel, one third of Australia's population lives in New South Wales. Due to the risk of rising river water level and rainwater accumulation, about 15 local areas have issued evacuation orders.

"Unfortunately, some areas in the middle of the north coast are experiencing a once-in-a-century situation. Although we don't think the situation will get worse, (extreme weather) will definitely continue, "said the Governor of New South Wales. Australian media pointed out that the rainstorm in the whole state will continue on 2 1 day, and the rainfall in some areas is expected to reach 200 mm, and this historic rainfall is expected to last until the 25th.

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Heavy rain is increasingly damaging the whole of New South Wales.

Floods engulfed houses, flooded windows, people rowed canoes across streets and roads were destroyed. Some videos also show the whole house being washed away.

In Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, local officials also urged people to stay at home because a large dam had overflowed and a small tornado hit the western suburbs of the city, causing damage to more than 30 houses and power outages. The Australian federal government also said that extreme weather also affected the plan to deliver COVID-19 vaccine to Sydney and New South Wales.

Overseas network-Australia's once-in-a-century flood: the whole house was washed away and residents went out in kayaks.