A Rockdale woman says she's lucky to be alive after being trapped by flash flooding during yesterday's thunderstorms. Her rescue was one of dozens made by the SES across the state. MaggieRaworth 9News MORE:
Sydney is set for a hot and sunny Friday, but chances of showers could exacerbate the clean-up effort.
"We won't see as heavy rainfall as yesterday but today's storms could produce large hail as well as damaging winds," he said.He said Sydney could expect a warm and dry weekend.A car washed onto the rocks at Stanwell Park beach yesterday."Just as we were thinking about settling down yesterday afternoon … we see Dubbo get a very intense thunderstorm."The storm also dumped hailstones the size of golf balls on Orange and Bathurst, further south-east.
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