article_snippet.sent: Residents of New South Wales who are already reeling from last week's wild weather are being warned to brace for more floods and damage, with another storm predicted to hit later this week.
article_snippet.sent: Locals survey the damage and destruction caused by flooding in Dungog in the NSW Hunter region .
article_snippet.sent: Residents who have been hit by wild weather across New South Wales are being warned to brace for more floods and damage with another storm predicted to hit last week .
article_snippet.sent: People struggle against the heavy rain and strong wind on the streets in the Sydney CBD last week . '
article_snippet.sent: This picture has shows Western Sydney blanketed by floodwaters and hail on Saturday .
article_snippet.sent: Flooding in Maitland.
article_snippet.sent: Western Sydney was hit by more wild weather on the weekend - with a freak hail storm coming down on Saturday .
article_snippet.sent: A Western Sydney backyard is flooded and covered in hail stones on Anzac Day .
article_snippet.sent: The difference is that it is a little bit further away from the coast and it is in a different area - so the heavy rain is probably not going to be over Sydney.'
article_snippet.sent: Damage and destruction caused by flooding in Stroud in the NSW Hunter region .
article_snippet.sent: Bureau of Meteorology NSW regional director Barry Hanstrum said: 'Early indications suggest the main impacts of intense rainfall and strong winds will be on coastal areas in the states north east including the Northern Rivers and Mid North coasts, with heavy falls also likely for southeast Queensland. '
article_snippet.sent: Bureau of Meteorology NSW regional director Barry Hanstrum Meteorology said Bureau of Meteorology NSW regional director Barry Hanstrum was too early to tell how severe the weather system would be.