Photos: Cyclonic storm lashes Australia for three consecutive days, life comes to a standstill
A cyclonic storm has hit Australia’s east coast for the third consecutive causing millions of dollars of damage in Sydney and other cities.
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A cyclonic storm has hit Australia's east coast for three consecutive days causing millions of dollars of damage in Sydney and other cities. AFP PHOTO / Saeed KHAN
Cyclone-strength winds of up to 135 kph (85 mph) and heavy rain across the east coast of Australia has uprooted trees, some crushing cars, and snapped power poles. AFP PHOTO / Saeed KHAN
Transport networks have been hit, with flights to and from Sydney Airport being diverted, train stations and roads being flooded while the port of Newcastle has closed down. REUTERS/Jason Reed
The Bureau of Meteorology warned that a second storm cell was gathering at sea north of Sydney, with heavy winds hitting the coast. REUTERS/Jason Reed
Heavy rain hits the windshield of a vehicle travelling across the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the Australian east coast battles a cyclonic storm. REUTERS/Jason Reed
Storm clouds over Sydney as heavy rain and high winds battered the city and surrounding areas for a third consecutive day causing widespread chaos. AFP PHOTO / Peter PARKS
The Sydney Harbour Bridge resembled a waterfall after the third consecutive day of cyclonic storms in Australia. Image Courtesy: Twitter @ShipBrittana
The storm as seen over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Image Courtesy: Twitter @irisherself