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"Australia Flood, Boosted By Climate Change, Making History In Sydney"

"The city is experiencing its wettest year on record after 8 inches of rain in recent days".

"A potent weather system near Australia’s east coast has unloaded tremendous rainfall in the state of New South Wales for days, putting Sydney on track for its wettest year on record.

The torrents have spurred widespread flooding in eastern parts of New South Wales, for the fourth time in less than 18 months. The flooding has triggered more than 100 evacuation orders.

Since Friday, Sydney has observed 8.6 inches (220 mm) of rain, while surrounding areas have seen far more — some approaching 28 inches (700 mm) — which is around the amount London sees in an entire year."

Kasha Patel and Jason Samenow report for the Washington Post July 5, 2022.

Source: Washington Post, 07/06/2022