Flood Incidents
NSW SES Advice - Clarence Nambucca Region
NSW SES Final Flood Bulletin 2 - Clarence River
Minor | Final Flood BulletinGrafton
What is happening:
GRAFTON PEAKED BELOW THE MINOR FLOOD LEVEL
The Clarence River at Grafton peaked below the minor flood level midnight Thursday into Friday and is slowly falling.
Further rainfall is forecast across the Clarence River catchment from Sunday, which could cause renewed river rises. The situation is being closely monitored.
What we are expecting:
Renewed rises are possible along the Clarence River from Sunday.
The Clarence River at Grafton (Prince St) peaked below the minor flood level at 1.84 metres around midnight Thursday into Friday and is currently at 1.64 metres and falling.
me rural roads may still be closed due water in low lying areas.
What you need to do:
- Motorists should avoid driving through flood waters, which may have washed away road surfaces and could be deeper or faster flowing than they look.
- Never walk, drive or ride through floodwaters. If it’s flooded, forget it.
- Check on your neighbours
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500. In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Clarence River:
Location Height of River (m) Tendency Date/Time of Observation
Nymboida River at Nymboida 1.71 Steady 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Mann River at Mitchell 1.41 Steady 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Boyd River at Broadmeadows 2.48 Falling 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Tabulam 4.58 Falling 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Baryulgil 5.83 Falling 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Mann River at Jackadgery 2.91 Falling 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Lilydale 7.09 Falling 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Orara River at Glenreagh (Automatic Gauge) 1.37 Steady 07:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Grafton (Prince St) 1.64 Steady 08:45 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Ulmarra 1.30 Steady 08:45 AM FRI 03/12/21
Clarence River at Maclean 1.12 Steady 08:45 AM FRI 03/12/21
For more information:
- Listen to your local ABC radio station, follow /NSWSES on Facebook or www.ses.nsw.gov.au
- Latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights: www.bom.gov.au/nsw/
- Road Closures: RMS website www.livetraffic.com.au, 131 701 or on the Regional Road Information website www.myroadinfo.nsw.gov.au
This is a final warning; no further warnings will be issued for this event.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 62 - Namoi River
Major | Flood BulletinGunnedah, Boggabri, Narrabri, Wee Waa, Goangra, Bugilbone
What is happening?
MAJOR FLOODING CONTINUES AT WEE WAA
MINOR FLOODING OCCURRING AT NARRABRI
The Namoi River at Gunnedah fell below the minor flood level early Wednesday morning.
Flooding has also eased at Boggabri where river levels have fallen below the minor flood level early
Friday morning.
At Narrabri a major flood peak was observed on Sunday. River levels are slowly falling and minor
flooding is occurring.
Major flooding continues downstream at Wee Waa. River levels are slowly falling but are expected to remain above the major flood level into the Saturday.
MODERATE FLOODING IS OCCURRING AT BUGILBONE AND EXPECTED AT GOANGRA
Along the Namoi River at Bugilbone a moderate flood peak was observed on Thursday. Moderate flooding continues.
Minor flooding is occurring at Goangra with moderate flooding expected early next week.
What we are expecting:
Forecast rainfall on Wednesday and Thursday may cause further river rises and flooding in the Namoi River catchment. The situation is being closely monitored.
Gunnedah
- The Namoi River at Gunnedah has fallen below the minor flood level.
Boggabri
- The Namoi River at Boggabri peaked at 8.50 metres around 01:00 am Sunday 28 November and is currently at 6.76 metres and slowly falling, with minor flooding.
- Manilla road may be impacted by floodwaters at the Iron Bridge.
- Boston Street Bridge may be impacted by floodwaters.
- Therribri road may be impacted by floodwaters at Grover's and "Daiseymede".
- The Gunnedah road may be impacted by floodwaters at Barlow's Corner and Second Bend
Narrabri
- Narrabri Creek at Narrabri peaked at 7.55 metres around 05:00 am Monday 29 November with major flooding.
- The river level is currently at 5.52 metres and falling, with minor flooding.
- Violet street bridge may be impacted by floodwaters
Wee Waa
The Namoi River at Wee Waa (Glencoe) is currently at currently at 7.26 metres and falling slowly. Major flooding is expected to continue into Saturday before river levels are expected to start receding.
Bugilbone
- The Namoi River at Bugilbone peaked at 6.48 metres around 11:00am Thursday and is currently at 6.47 metres and steady, with moderate flooding.
Goangra
- The Namoi River at Goangra may reach 7.40 metres during Tuesday 7 December, with moderate flooding.
- Yarraldool Road may be impacted by floodwaters at the western approach to Goangra Bridge
- Low lying rural land along the Cumberdoon Warrambool, Shepherds Warrambool and Colless Warramboo may be impacted by floodwaters
- Walgett to Goangra road may be impacted by floodwater near the 13 mile.
- Pilliga - Walgett road may be impacted by floodwater
What you need to do:
- ACT NOW, before it’s too late.
- Prepare now to minimise damage to your property and possessions.
- Consider evacuation as an option if severe flooding is predicted. Deciding to remain in your home when it is inundated or surrounded by floodwater can be dangerous.
- Ensure you can leave the area safely if flooding worsens.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Namoi River should relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground. Do not wait until the flood peak approaches.
- Be aware of vermin, snakes and spiders seeking refuge from flood waters.
- If you become trapped by rising floodwater, seek refuge in the highest part of a sturdy building. Stay there and call triple zero (000) if you need rescue.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Namoi River:
Mooki River at Breeza Station 2.20m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Namoi River at Gunnedah 4.71m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Coxs Creek at Boggabri 3.44m falling 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Namoi River at Boggabri 6.74m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Narrabri Creek at Narrabri 5.51m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Namoi River at Wee Waa (Glencoe) 7.26m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Namoi River at Bugilbone 6.47m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
Namoi River at Goangra 5.94m steady 8:15am Fri 3/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 132 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next flood bulletin will be issued by 11.00am Saturday 4 December, 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 23 - Castlereagh River
Minor | Final Flood BulletinMendooran Gilgandra and Coonamble
What is happening?
NO FURTHER FLOODING AT MENDOORAN, GILGANDRA AND COONAMBLE
The Castlereagh River at Mendooran fell below the minor flood level on Thursday morning.
Gilgandra peaked below the minor flood level Wednesday afternoon, and the flood peak is estimated to have passed through Coonamble in the early hours of Friday below the flood class threshold.
The peak along the Castlereagh River from last week's rainfall is causing river level rises downstream of Coonamble, with river levels yet to peak at Gungalman. A peak is expected at Gungalman near 5 metres in the next several days.
What you need to do:
- STAY INFORMED - Be prepared to act if your situation changes.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Belubula River should continue to monitor river heights.
- Motorists are reminded to use caution and drive to conditions. Flood debris such as mud rocks or tree branches are likely to have been deposited across roads or low level causeways which were affected by flood waters.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 131 701 or contact your Local Council.
This is a final flood bulletin. No further updates will be issued.
MINOR FLOODING OCCURRING AT NARRANDERA AND DARLINGTON
Minor | Flood BulletinNARRANDERA AND DARLINGTON POINT
MINOR FLOODING OCCURRING AT NARRANDERA AND DARLINGTON POINT
River levels at Narrandera is slowly peaking with minor flooding.
River levels at Darlington Point peaked on Monday with minor flooding. A second peak is likely over the weekend as the main flood peak approaches Darlington Point where the river levels is expected to remain around the minor flood level into next week.
The Murrumbidgee River at Hay Weir upstream of Hay town is rising and combined upstream flows may cause minor flooding at Hay Town next week.
Carrathool is expected to remain below the minor flood level.
What we expect
Murrumbidgee River downstream of Wagga Wagga to Narrandera:
Minor flooding is occurring along the Murrumbidgee River at Narrandera.
The Murrumbidgee River at Narrandera peaked at 6.95 metres around 03:00 pm Thursday 02 December and is currently at 6.92 metres and slowly falling with minor flooding.
Murrumbidgee River downstream of Narrandera to Darlington Point:
Minor flooding is occurring along the Murrumbidgee River at Darlington Point.
The Murrumbidgee River at Darlington Point peaked at 5.78 metres around 2:00 pm Monday 29 November and is currently at 5.80 metres and slowly rising with minor flooding. Renewed river level rises are likely at Darlington Point where river levels may peak around 5.90 metres next week with minor flooding.
Murrumbidgee River downstream of Darlington Point to Balranald Weir:
Minor flooding may occur along the Murrumbidgee River at Hay Town.
The Murrumbidgee River at Hay Town may reach the minor flood level (6.50 m) during Wednesday.
What you need to do:
Continue to monitor the weather systems as they move through the area. Heavy downpours will lead to flash flooding, which can cause dangerous conditions on roads and near water courses. The catchment is fully saturated, and any rainfall will result in runoff straight away.
Flood Safety Advice:
In life threatening emergencies, call 000 (triple zero) immediately. If you require rescue, assistance to evacuate or other emergency help, ring NSW SES on 132 500.
* Avoid drowning. Stay out of rising water, seek refuge in the highest available place.
* Prevent damage to your vehicle. Move it under cover, away from areas likely to flood.
* Avoid being swept away. Stay out of fast-flowing creeks and storm drains.
* Never drive, ride or walk through flood water. Flood water can be deceptive and dangerous.
For more emergency information, advice, and access to the latest river heights and rainfall observations and forecasts:
* NSW SES: www.ses.nsw.gov.au
* RMS Live Traffic: www.livetraffic.com
* Latest River Heights and Rainfall Observations: www.bom.gov.au/nsw/flood/southwest.shtml
* Latest NSW Warnings: www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/
* Rainfall Forecasts: www.bom.gov.au/australia/meteye/
* BOM NSW Twitter: www.twitter.com/BOM_NSW
For more information:
Listen to your local ABC radio station.
Flood information and safety advice: NSW SES: www.ses.nsw.gov.au/flood or Follow /NSWSES on Facebook
Latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights: www.bom.gov.au/nsw/
Road Closures: www.livetraffic.com.au or phone 131 701 or contact your local council.
Rural animal and livestock assistance: Local Land Services: www.lls.nsw.gov.au
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500. In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
The next bulletin will be issued by 12:00 pm on Saturday 4 December 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 15 - Bogan River
Minor | Flood BulletinDandaloo, Mudall
What is happening?
MODERATE FLOODING OCCURRING AT DANDALOO AND MODERATE FLOODING LIKELY AT MUDALL OVER THE WEEKEND
Moderate flooding is occurring along the Bogan River at Dandaloo, where river levels are likely to peak during Thursday with moderate flooding.
Moderate flooding is likely at Mudall over the weekend.
Predictions for Nyngan and downstream locations will be provided once the upstream peaks are observed.
What we are expecting:
Dandaloo
- The Bogan River at Dandaloo peaked at 5.47 metres around 03:00 pm Thursday 02 December and is currently at 5.43 metres and slowly falling with moderate flooding.
- Dandaloo -Trangie Rd on both sides of the Dandaloo Bridge approaches will be impacted by floodwater
- Tyrie Rd may be impacted by floodwater
- Low lying farmland may be impacted by floodwater
Mudall
- The Bogan River at Mudall is likely to exceed the minor flood level (2.70 m) during Sunday.
- The river level may peak around 3.20 metres during Tuesday with moderate flooding.
- Condobolin Road closed south of Mudall will be impacted by floodwater
- Cockies Road on the east and west approaches of Mudall Bridge may be impacted by floodwater
What you need to do:
- STAY INFORMED - Be prepared to act if your situation changes.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Bogan River should monitor river heights and be prepared to relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Bogan River:
Bogan River at Peak Hill 1.0m steady 10.00am Fri 3/12/21
Bogan River at Dandaloo 5.41m steady 12.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Bogan River at Neurie Plains 0.75m steady 12.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Bogan River at Nyngan 2.49m steady 12.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Duck Ck at Napali 1.37m steady 12.30pm Fri 3/12/21
Bogan River at Monkey Bridge 1.65m steady 12.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Bogan River at Gongolgon 0.34m steady 12.15pm Fri 3/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 131 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next flood bulletin will be issued by 11:00am Saturday 4 December 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 6 - Barwon River
Major | Flood BulletinMungindi
What is happening?
MINOR FLOODING OCCURRING AND MAJOR FLOODING LIKELY AT MUNGINDI FROM MID DECEMBER
Major flooding is occurring along the Macintyre River at Goondiwindi where renewed river level rises are expected to peak overnight Friday and into Saturday.
Floodwaters from the Macintyre River at Goondiwindi, combined with floodwaters from the Weir River, have the potential to cause major flooding along the Barwon River at Mungindi from mid-December, with a peak level higher than the early April 2021 peak.
Floodwaters currently travelling along the Weir and the Lower Macintyre Rivers has caused minor flooding at Mungindi.
Predictions for Mogil Mogil and downstream locations will be provided once the upstream peaks are observed.
A Major Flood Warning is current for the Macintyre and Dumaresq rivers.
What we are expecting:
- The Barwon River at Mungindi may reach 7.30 metres around mid-December with major flooding. Further rises are possible.
What you need to do:
- ACT NOW, before it’s too late.
- Prepare now to minimise damage to your property and possessions.
- Consider evacuation as an option if severe flooding is predicted. Deciding to remain in your home when it is inundated or surrounded by floodwater can be dangerous.
- Ensure you can leave the area safely if flooding worsens.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Barwon River should relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground. Do not wait until the flood peak approaches.
- Be aware of vermin, snakes and spiders seeking refuge from flood waters.
- If you become trapped by rising floodwater, seek refuge in the highest part of a sturdy building. Stay there and call triple zero (000) if you need rescue.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Barwon River:
Macintyre River at Kanowna 5.84m steady 12.15pm Fri 03/12/21
Weir River at Jericho 3.31m steady 12.15pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Mungindi 6.36m steady 01.15pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Mogil Mogil 5.81m steady 10.00am Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Collarenebri 3.32m steady 01.00pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Tara U/S Namoi Junction 7.59m steady 01.00pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Walgett 9.07m steady 01.00pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Boorooma 9.51m steady 01.00pm Fri 03/12/21
Barwon River at Brewarrina 3.24 steady 10.00am Fri 03/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 131 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next flood bulletin will be issued by 3:00pm Saturday 4 December 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 5 - Mirrool Creek
Minor | Flood BulletinEast Mirrool Regulator (Yenda)
What is happening?
MINOR FLOODING EASING ALONG MIRROOL CREEK AT EAST MIRROOL REGULATOR
Flooding has eased along Mirrool Creek at East Mirrool Regulator (Yenda) where water levels are expected to fall below the minor flood level Friday afternoon.
What we are expecting:
Based on the prediction provided by the Bureau of Meteorology it is expected the following areas may be impacted by dangerous floodwaters:
Mirrool Creek to East Mirrool Regulator:
Minor flooding is easing along the Mirrool Creek to East Mirrool Regulator.
The Mirrool Creek at East Mirrool Regulator peaked at 1.07 metres around 08:00 am Thursday and is currently at 0.92 metres and falling, with minor flooding.
The following impacts may occur:
- Low-lying areas, paddocks, backyards and parts of buildings below ground level can flood. Especially if they are near water courses.
- Local roads, footpaths and cycleways, and low-level bridges can close.
- Floodwater can affect your animals, including pets and livestock
- Access to properties and towns may be cut and these areas become isolated.
- Power, water, sewage and other utilities services may be impacted.
What you need to do:
People in areas likely to be impacted by flooding at East Mirrool Regulator (Yenda):
- Avoid storm drains and pipes, ditches, ravines and rivers. Never drive, walk, ride through, play or swim in floodwater—it is dangerous and toxic. If it’s flooded, forget it.
Farmers and businesses are encouraged to:
- Move pumps, animals and equipment to higher ground before roads close and organise for sufficient stock feed and water for your animals.
- Move poisons, waste and chemicals to high storage locations.
- Gather important business documents and records and keep them with you.
Contacts and further information:
- Listen to local ABC and / or your local radio for latest information
- Flood information and safety advice: NSW SES: www.ses.nsw.gov.au/flood
- Latest road information:
- Local roads: Check local Council websites
- Major roads: Live Traffic (www.livetraffic.com.au) or 131 701
- Rural animal and livestock assistance: Local Land Services: www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- Latest weather warnings, rainfall and river heights: http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw
Please share this advice with friends, family, and neighbours to help people who need it most.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights:
Location Height Trend Time/Date
Mirrool Creek at East Mirrool Regulator 0.92 Steady 08:00 AM FRI 03/12/21
Mirrool Creek at Barellan Road 1.33 Steady 02:00 PM FRI 03/12/21
The next bulletin will be issued by 03.00pm on Saturday 04 December 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 37 - Lower Macquarie River
Major | Flood BulletinWellington, Dubbo, Narromine and Warren
What is happening?
MAJOR FLOODING OCCURRING AT WARREN
MINOR FLOODING CONTINUES AT WELLINGTON AND NARROMINE
The main flood peak along the Macquarie River is at Warren, where major flooding is occurring.
Minor flooding is expected to continue at Wellington and Narromine due to releases from Burrendong Dam and tributary inflows.
What we are expecting:
Macquarie River downstream of Burrendong Dam:
Wellington
- The Macquarie River at Wellington Bridge is currently at 6.03 metres and steady with minor flooding.
- The Macquarie River at Wellington Bridge is expected to remain above the minor flood level (4.00 m) for the remainder of this week and into next week.
- The approaches to the Duke of Wellington Bridge, on Gobolion and Herbert Streets is expected to remain closed.
Dubbo
- The Macquarie River at Dubbo is expected to remain below the minor flood level.
Narromine
- The Macquarie River at Narromine was 7.78 metres and falling at 7:00 am Thursday with minor flooding.
- The latest river level data at Narromine is not available since 7:00 am Thursday.
- The Macquarie River at Narromine is likely to remain above the minor flood level (5.50metres) for the remainder of Friday and into the weekend.
Warren
- The Macquarie River at Warren Town is expected to peak around 9.50 metres midnight Friday into Saturday with major flooding.
- Widespread flooding is occurring along the Macquarie River at and downstream of Warren.
- Wambianna Road remains closed at the Reddenville Break and Rosewood.
- Ellengerah Road is closed due to floodwater.
- Bundemar Road at Stoney Crossing is closed due to floodwater.
- Udora road 3km from Warren is closed due to floodwater.
- Warren – Gilgandra Road (Oxley Highway SH11) is open with caution due to road damage.
- Quambone Road is closed due to floodwater
- Industrial Access Road is closed between Udora Road and Oxley Highway on the Gilgandra side.
- The Warren – Carinda Road may be impacted by floodwater
- Nevertire to Warren Road (Oxley Highway SH11) will remain open.
What you need to do:
- ACT NOW, before it’s too late.
- Prepare now to minimise damage to your property and possessions.
- Ensure you can leave the area safely if flooding worsens.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Lower Macquarie River should relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground. Do not wait until the flood peak approaches.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Lower Macquarie River:
Macquarie River D/S Burrendong Dam 5.28m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Wellington Bridge 6.02m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Bell River at Wellington 1.83m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Little River at Obley 0.87m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Geurie 6.92m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Dubbo 4.02m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Talbragar River at Elong Elong 3.07m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Baroona 6.35m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Narromine N/A
Macquarie River at Gin Gin Weir 10.41m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Warren Town 9.36m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River D/S Marebone 4.90m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Oxley 3.55m steady 4.00pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Pilligawarrina 3.11m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Macquarie River at Carinda 2.61m steady 3.15pm Fri 3/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 132 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next flood bulletin will be issued by 9.30am Saturday 4 December, 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin 32 - Gwydir River
Minor | Flood BulletinGwydir River Gravesend, Pallamallawa, Yarraman
What is happening?
MINOR FLOODING OCCURRING AT YARRAMAN AND GRAVESEND
RENEWED MINOR FLOODING LIKELY AT PALLAMALLAWA FROM SATURDAY MORNING
Renewed rises have been observed along the Gwydir River at Pinegrove. Spills from Copeton Dam combined with upstream flows have caused minor flooding at Gravesend. The Gwydir River at Pallamallawa is likely to reach the minor flood level on Saturday morning.
Minor flooding continues along the Gwydir River at Yarraman, where renewed rises are likely.
What we are expecting:
Gravesend and Pallamallawa
- The Gwydir River at Gravesend Road Bridge is likely to reach around 7.50 metres early Saturday morning with minor flooding.
- The Gwydir River at Pallamallawa may reach around 6.50 metres overnight into Saturday, with minor flooding.
- Yagobi Crossing may be impacted by floodwater.
Yarraman Bridge
- The Gwydir River at Yarraman Bridge peaked at 6.93 metres around 09:00 am Monday 29 November with moderate flooding.
- The Gwydir River at Yarraman Bridge is currently at 4.31 metres and steady, with minor flooding, renewed rises with minor flooding are likely during the remainder of Friday into Saturday.
- Brajeen Crossing may be impacted by floodwater.
What you need to do:
- STAY INFORMED - Be prepared to act if your situation changes.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Gwydir & Mehi Rivers should monitor river heights and be prepared to relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Latest River Heights for the Gwydir & Mehi River:
Gwydir River at Yarrowyck 0.75m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Bundarra 2.73m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River D/S Copeton Dam 5.46m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Pinegrove 4.97m steady 4.10pm Fri 3/12/21
Halls Creek at Bingara 0.51m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Horton River at Horton Dam 0.72m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Horton River at Rider 1.18m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Gravesend 6.19m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Pallamallawa 5.03m rising 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Yarraman Bridge 4.55m rising 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Gwydir River at Millewa 2.53m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Mehi River at Chinook 1.59m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Mehi River at Moree 1.72m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Mehi River at Combadello Weir D/S 186.72m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Mehi River U/S Ballin Bora Creek 4.72m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Mehi River at Collarenebri 3.51m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Moomin Creek at Glendello 1.49m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Moomin Creek at Clarendon Bridge 2.46m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Moomin Creek at Alma Bridge 2.68m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
Thalaba Creek at Belarre 1.58m steady 4.15pm Fri 3/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone 1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 131 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next flood bulletin will be issued by 11:00am Saturday 4 December 2021.
NSW SES Flood Bulletin Lower Macintyre 34
Major | Flood BulletinBoggabilla Toomelah
As the flood peak approaches Boggabilla, the town will become isolated by road and inundated by floodwater.
An evacuation order is in place for Boggabilla and Toomelah.
What is happening?
MAJOR FLOOD PEAK NEAR 10.7 METRES LIKELY AT GOONDIWINDI SATURDAY MORNING - SIMILAR TO THE 2011 FLOOD PEAK
Major flood levels are rising at Boggabilla and Goondiwindi as upstream flood water continues to arrive.
The Macintyre River at Boggabilla may peak near 12.80 metres Saturday morning.
What we are expecting:
Boggabilla
- The Macintyre River at Boggabilla is currently at 12.36 metres and rising, with major flooding.
- The Macintyre River at Boggabilla may peak near 12.80 metres overnight and into Saturday.
- The New Bruxner Highway at Whalan Creek causeway may be impacted by floodwaters
- Brown St and the back of town along McCosker St at Fox St may be impacted by floodwaters.
- Newell Highway at the wheat silos may be impacted by floodwaters.
- Access over the bridge to enter Toomelah may be impacted by floodwaters for a few days as well as the cul-de-sac road and houses located near the communication towers
What you need to do:
- ACT NOW, before it’s too late.
- Wherever possible, residents should prepare to evacuate and stay with family or friends outside of this area, an evacuation warning will be issued soon.
- Ensure you can leave the area safely if flooding worsens.
- Prepare now to minimise damage to your property and possessions.
- Stay up to date with information. Listen to flood warnings and follow advice on how to protect yourself, family, and property.
- People working or camping along the Macintyre River should relocate to higher ground.
- Farmers and landholders are advised to relocate livestock, pumps, chemicals and equipment to higher ground. Do not wait until the flood peak approaches.
- Never drive, walk or play in floodwaters. Floodwater may be deep, fast flowing and may contain hidden snags and debris.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the NSW State Emergency Service on 132 500.
In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately.
Safety is your highest priority - Never walk, drive or play in floodwaters.
Latest River Heights for the Macintyre River:
Macintyre Brook at Barongarook TM 1.71m steady 1.00am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre Brook at Coolmunda Dam HW TM
0.13m steady 1.00am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre Brook at Inglewood Br Alert 3.75m falling 12.46am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre Brook at Booba Sands TM 5.19m steady 1.25am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre River at New Kildonan TM 12.35m rising 1.31am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre River at Boggabilla 12.36m steady 1.35am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre River at Goondiwindi TM 10.39m steady 1.00am Sat 04/12/21
Macintyre River at Terrewah 7.23m steady 1.00pm Fri 03/12/21
For more information:
- Visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au or follow us on Facebook
- Tune in to your local ABC Radio station
- For the latest Weather, Warnings, Rainfall and River heights visit www.bom.gov.au or phone
1300 945 108
- For rural animal and livestock assistance, contact your Local Land Services Office www.lls.nsw.gov.au
- For road closure information visit: www.livetraffic.com.au, call 132 701 or contact your Local Council.
The next bulletin will be issued by 7.00 am Eastern Daylight Time Saturday 4 December 2021.
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