Flash Flood SHOCK Australia Victoria, Ballarat and Creswick are destroyed

Flash flood shock Australia Victoria, Ballarat and Creswick are destroyed A splash of rainy and inclement weather swept across the southeast of Australia, hitting three states and an area with heavy storms and heavy rain. Floods hit regions like New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Sydney has already suffered the full force of a severe thunderstorm overnight, and western and southwestern suburbs such as Parramatta, Lidcombe, Auburn and Liverpool have experienced torrential rains and flash floods. The State Emergency Service responded to more than 70 emergency calls with cars stuck in flood waters. Guildford in western Sydney received the most precipitation up to 70 or meters in 24 hours. Part of the reason for these conditions is the former tropical cyclone Seth, which for several days in a row hit southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales in a dangerous wave. Extropical cyclone Seth and a highpressure cyclone south of it combine to drive a mass of moist air through eastern and southeas