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Thousands more evacuate Australia floods

Thousands of residents in New South Wales, mostly in Sydney's western suburbs, have evacuated after a wild storm cell brought a year's worth of rain in three days to some areas.

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Thousands more evacuate Australia floods

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  1. Thousands more evacuate Australia floods

  2. Onlookers stand at the edge of floodwaters on a residential street following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5,.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  3. A kayaker paddles through a flooded residential area following heavy rains in the South Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  4. Local resident Toni Guest works to salvage belongings from her flooded home, as floodwaters submerge a residential area in the South Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  5. Local resident Toni Guest works to salvage belongings from her flooded home, as floodwaters submerge a residential area in the South Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  6. A "flood level" marking from a previous flooding event is seen partially submerged on the side of a structure, following heavy rains in the Londonderry suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  7. A vehicle is submerged by floodwaters in a residential area following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  8. Floodwaters submerge residential areas following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  9. A woman wades through floodwaters to enter a partially submerged residence following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  10. State Emergency Service (SES) personnel prepare to deploy as floodwaters submerge residential areas following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  11. Floodwaters submerge the Windsor Bridge following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  12. State Emergency Service (SES) personnel prepare to deploy as floodwaters submerge residential areas following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  13. People wade through floodwaters to enter a partially submerged residence following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  14. Local resident Kristen Bowd wades through floodwaters following heavy rains in the South Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  15. A kayaker paddles through a flooded residential area following heavy rains in the South Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

  16. Police and emergency response personnel stand near the edge of floodwaters submerging the Windsor Bridge following heavy rains in the Windsor suburb of Sydney, Australia, July 5.  REUTERS/Loren Elliott

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