World News ‘Year’s worth of rain’: Outback set for drenching this weekend Blog

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More rainfall than ever before in a year is expected in large parts of the outback in the coming days, increasing the risk of flooding on unsealed roads and road and rail closures.

Weatherzone is forecasting 20 to 60 mm of rain across South Australia, southern and western Queensland and northern New South Wales over the next four days.

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