Add Category
Clearer skies appear over Sydney and Mid North Coast but flood risk continues If you need assistance, please call the SES on 132 500. Photos by The Sydney Morning Herald photographers.
Follow us on Twitter @photosSMH
Like our photos? Selected images available from www.fairfaxphotos.com
1/84
John and Sue Brookes cleaning up floating debris in their Windsor backyard.Credit:Louise Kennerley
2/84
A partially submerged for sale sign near Wisemans Ferry.Credit:Janie Barrett
3/84
A man watches the water from the top floor of his flood inundated house in Lower MacDonald on the Macdonald River, near Wisemans Ferry, NSW. Credit:Janie Barrett
4/84
Patricia Parker, 86, views her submerged home from the safety of her son and daughter-in-law's balcony at Nagles Gully, on the Hawkesbury River where the flood waters continue to rise near Wisemans Ferry. Credit:Janie Barrett
5/84
Flood affected areas are seen from a helicopter in the Windsor and Pitt Town areas along the Hawkesbury River.Credit:POOL
6/84
The Hawkesbury River at Wisemans Ferry near where residents were evacuated along the river due to rising flood waters.Credit:Janie Barrett
7/84
SES volunteers transport Di Smith from East Kurrajong to Windsor, she is needing to have a medical procedure (biopsy for Breastcancer), George Street, Windsor. Credit:Louise Kennerley
8/84
The community drops off supplies for the RFS to transport by boat to isolated communities stranded by the rising flood waters along the Hawkesbury and Macdonald Rivers at Wisemans Ferry, Sydney. Credit:Janie Barrett
9/84
The community drops off supplies for the RFS to transport by boat to isolated communities stranded by the rising flood waters along the Hawkesbury River at Wisemans Ferry, Sydney. Credit:Janie Barrett
10/84
The SES rescue Angela Stewart and her pets from her home in Lower MacDonald and bring her to safety at Wisemans Ferry after flood waters inundated her home, in Sydney. 24th March 2021 Photo: Janie BarrettCredit:Janie Barrett
11/84
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison inspects damage created by floodwater from a helicopter during a visit to flood affected areas this morning.Credit:POOL
12/84
Flooding George Streets, Windsor. Hawkesbury River flooding. 23rd March 2021 Photo Louise Kennerley AFRCredit:Louise Kennerley
13/84
Houses in Lower MacDonald, inundated by the flood waters of the Macdonald River.Credit:Janie Barrett
14/84
SES Volunteers deliver urgent food and medical supplies at George Street, Windsor. Credit:Louise Kennerley
15/84
Casuarina students help the Police and SES volunteers deliver urgent food and medical supplies in Windsor. Credit:Louise Kennerley
16/84
Local RFS prepare to drop food to isolated communities along the Hawkesbury River at Wisemans Ferry near where residents have evacuated due to rising flood waters.Credit:Janie Barrett
17/84
The Police and SES volunteers deliver urgent food and medical supplies in Windsor. Credit:Louise Kennerley
18/84
The roof of a submerged structure near the Windsor and Pitt Town areas along the Hawkesbury River.Credit:POOl
19/84
A power line surrounded by floodwater.Credit:POOL
20/84
Sarah Connell taking her horses Minnie and Bob for a walk along George St, Windsor. They are temporarily staying in her backyard due to their paddock flooding.Credit:Louise Kennerley
21/84
Flooding around Windsor.Credit:Louise Kennerley
22/84
Dan FaceTimes his friend so he can see the state of their property in floodwaters around Pitt Town, well under water. They were also looking for Dan's excavator which is likely under 7m of water.Credit:Nick Moir
23/84
SES Volunteers picking up Brian Mcgregor and Jason Pemberton from their home at Wilberforce Caravan Park. Hawkesbury River flooding. Credit:Louise Kennerley
24/84
SES volunteers heading out to Ebenezer near Windsor. Hawkesbury River flooding.Credit:Louise Kennerley
25/84
The Telegraph Point service station and garage with extensive road damage due to floods.Credit:Matt Gilligan / SMH
26/84
Aerial photo looking north to the North Shore of Port Macquarie, NSW. It shows the small township completely inundated by the flood waters - the worst in our local history. They were ordered to completely evacuate. Credit:William Eades
27/84
SES volunteers heading out to Ebenezer near Windsor.Credit:Louise Kennerley
28/84
Londonderry resident Janette Shute photographed walking through her friend Leanne Dalrymple's home.Credit:Louise Kennerley
29/84
A swollen Nepean River at Agnes Banks.Credit:Wolter Peeters
30/84
The ducks seem to be ok as they inspect a house on Blacktown Rd in Londonderry.Credit:Louise Kennerley
31/84
Flooding scenes from Pitt Town.Credit:Nick Moir
32/84
Debbie Payne looking at her home looking out at the flood surrounding her home on George st, Windsor.Credit:Louise Kennerley
33/84
Flooded home in Eldon St , Pitt Town, Hawkesbury River flooding. Credit:Nick Moir
34/84
Floodwaters in Mulgrave rising from the flooding Hawkesbury River.Credit:Nick Moir
35/84
SES rescue Windsor residents as the Hawkesbury River floods across the region. Credit:Nick Moir
36/84
Flooding of the Hawkesbury River at Windsor.Credit:Nick Moir
37/84
Treacy Bugeja's downstairs room is flooded due to the Hawkesbury river flooding. Credit:Nick Moir
38/84
Lincoln Delaforce in his kayak on a flooded street in Port Macquarie.Credit:Matt Gilligan / SMH
39/84
Danny Sondermeyer with son Harrison, 8, at his mums home in James Meehan Street Windsor. Credit:RENEE NOWYTARGER
40/84
Flooding of the Hawkesbury river in Harris St, south Windsor. Credit:Nick Moir
41/84
Residents check inundated homes in Windsor as the Hawkesbury River continues to rise.Credit:Nick Moir
42/84
James, Liam and Jemma Byrne with a Blue Tongue lizard they rescued from the flood water. A witness mark on the wall next to them shows the height the floodwater reached yesterday. After days of terrential rain, the flood affected Nepean River at Penrith is beginning to subside. Credit:Wolter Peeters
43/84
Inundated homes in Arndell St Windsor.Credit:Nick Moir
44/84
Kate Connell cleans out her flood damaged granny flat after rising waters entered from Peach Tree Creek. After days of terrential rain, the flood affected Nepean River at Penrith is beginning to subside. Credit:Wolter Peeters
45/84
Ben Sullivan retrieves a few last items before he evacuates his inundated home in Windsor.Credit:Nick Moir
46/84
Flooding of the Hawkesbury river in Harris St, south Windsor.Credit:Nick Moir
47/84
Jason Byrne dries out his flood damaged garage. He lives on Ladbury Ave and were flooded by a rising Peach Tree Creek. After days of terrential rain, the flood affected Nepean River at Penrith is beginning to subside. Credit:Wolter Peeters
48/84
Residents check inundated homes in Windsor as the Hawkesbury River continues to rise.Credit:Nick Moir
49/84
Flooding of the Hawkesbury River at Pitt Town.Credit:Nick Moir
