Rain bomb set to hit Sydney as severe weather warnings issued

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Rain bomb set to hit Sydney as severe weather warnings issued

March 2, 2022 - 09:58 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The dangerous weather system which has left towns underwater and killed 11 people in Queensland and NSW is tracking towards Sydney bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Reporter Nate Byrne is at the Cooks River at Marrickville in Sydney.