Sydney's Once-in-a-Century Coastal Swell: Stay Safe
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Sydney braces for a catastrophic coastal swell, with waves up to ten meters high and gale force winds expected to last all weekend. Authorities warn of potential loss of life, urging residents to stay away from beaches. The storm mirrors last years conditions, which resulted in six fatalities. Sydney Airport operates on one runway, causing numerous flight cancellations. A severe thunderstorm added to the chaos, with over 100,000 lightning strikes, flash floods, and gusts up to 60 kilometers per hour. The State Emergency Service received over 400 calls for fallen trees, damaged power lines, and hail damage. Ferry services on Sydney Harbour were suspended, replaced by buses. Residents are advised to secure belongings, avoid trees, and let officials handle safety measures as the storm persists.
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