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25.01.2022 Sydney Tower training & WFG comp.

23.01.2022 This trampoline was blown onto the roof of a house in Yass last weekend. This is why the NSW SES asks people to secure or put away loose items if strong winds or storms are about.

23.01.2022 White Horse Parkway going into Atlantic City from New Jersey 101.5 #hurricane #sandy From 28storms.com

22.01.2022 The movie " The Day After Tomorrow " springs to mind... Only this is REAL and NOW! Hurricane Sandy Satellite image provided by NASA shows Hurricane Sandy churning off the East Coast in the Atlantic Ocean. October 30, 2012, 12:45 a.m. NASA

22.01.2022 Check this puppy out from Mt Isa last night !!! FYI - This Severe storm system started its life in Central West QLD early yesterday afternoon, it has tracked a... Massive 1500km north then west into NT and is STILL going after 24hrs!!! IMAGINE CHASING THAT ... I recon Id be dragging the chain by now :p The Image is a composite of 10 stacked images over a 2 to 3 min period as the Storm rolled in over Mt Isa last night, taken by Ben MacRea-Photography. https://www.facebook.com/ben.macraephotography. - Jeff -

21.01.2022 Dont forget C&D are here to assist you on the public holiday with any fire or water requirements! Cheers Mel & the Team

21.01.2022 Darlinghurst 1968

21.01.2022 NSW "East Coast Low" Satellite Image, with wind gusts equivalent to a Category 1 cyclone ( over 100kmhr) - Jeff

20.01.2022 Merry Xmas from the team at C&D

20.01.2022 5:12pm PETER HANNAM: Insurers continue to tally the cost of the bushfires across south-eastern Australia. The Insurance Council of Australia said that as of this morning some 420 claims for losses had been lodged from the fires in Tasmania, with insured losses estimated to be $42 million at this point. The losses in Tasmania range from destroyed homes to holiday shacks and small businesses, with assessors continue to inspect damage, said Campbell Fuller, a spokesman for the I...CA. So far, other states have avoided fire losses of the same scale even as conditions for fire remain extreme across large regions of the country. At this point, weve had no significant property losses in NSW, Mr Fuller said, adding that the ICA is monitoring fire events closely. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au//live-nsw-braces-for-one-of-the-hott

20.01.2022 Fire danger map for tomorrow

19.01.2022 27/9/12- 9:30am - HSC NSW Severe Storms Heads Up- Dark Blue and Purple on the map indicate severe potential. These storms today are unlikely to contain much in ...the way of rainfall due to the setup being mid level instability and a dry surface, however HSC has a Severe WATCH on all NSW storms today for Damaging Winds, Small Hail, and Frequent Dangerous Lightning. A more significant rain and storm event is forecast for Friday and Saturday over the entire state of NSW - more on this tonight. See more

19.01.2022 Major communities to be affected by this system include: * Bombala, Eden, Merimbula & Batemans Bay,... * Wollongong (from Tuesday morning), * Sydney (from later Tuesday afternoon) * Central Coast and Newcastle (by Tuesday evening). * Old Bar (from Tuesday night). The State Emergency Service advises that people should: Move vehicles under cover or away from trees. Secure or put away loose items around your house, yard and balcony. Keep clear of fallen power lines. Dont drive, ride or walk through flood water. Keep clear of creeks and storm drains. If you are trapped by flash flooding, seek refuge in the highest available place and ring 000 if you need rescue.

19.01.2022 INTERNATIONAL BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Officials confirm Hurricane Sandy continues to intensify. Now packing sustained winds of 90 miles per hour and a minimum cen...tral pressure of just 943 MB - the lowest central pressure ever recorded in a Hurricane in the area. HURRICAN SANDY at of 11am New York Time (1am Qld Time) 330 KM Southeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey. 415 KM South-Southeast of New York City. Maximum sustained winds: 140 KM/H (85MPH) Present Movement: North-Northwest at 32km/h (20MPH) MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE: 946 MB **FULL ADVISORY MESSAGE IN COMMENTS** - Jaydan -

18.01.2022 HSC Pic of the Day - "Star trails" Photographer - Grant Rolph "Another practice exercise tonight from the backyard Toowoomba. This is 80 stacked 30sec images of the milky way. Used a higher ISO tonight, used editing it slightly to reduce background noise."

16.01.2022 The Fire At Harvey Norman, Penrith has now been contained. Fire crews will remain at the scene for some time yet mopping up and monitoring the situation. Any further updates will be posted as a comment to this post.

16.01.2022 Is my kitchen fire safe? The fire services recommend this simple safety checklist: Keep children away from hotplates and ovens whilst cooking and consider installing a stove guard. ... Heat cooking oil carefully and slowly in the right size saucepan to avoid fat splatters. Turn pot and pan handles inwards so they wont be knocked over. Clean your stove grill after each use and clean the range hood filter and all kitchen appliances regularly. Install a fire extinguisher and fire blanket in the kitchen and know how to use them. They should be situated at least 1 metre away from the stove and between the stove and the nearest exit. Install non-slip matting around the stove and sink area. If cooking oil catches fire, turn off the hotplate and slide the lid over the pan or use the fire blanket to smother the fire. If a kitchen fire occurs and you dont feel confident you can put it out, switch off the appliance, leave the premises and call the fire service on Triple Zero (000) from a safe place. Ensure that all cooking appliances are turned off after use. Dont leave your cooking unattended. If you must leave the kitchen whilst cooking, turn off the hotplate. Dont wear clothes with loose fitting sleeves. Dont keep your tea towels, oven mitts and other flammable items near the stove or cook-top. Dont use water to put out fat and oil fires. Water can cause the fire to spread rapidly and cause horrific burns. Dont carry pans of hot or burning oil through the house as this may spread the fire and cause serious injury.

14.01.2022 Current NSW SES flood and storm Event Overview Map:

12.01.2022 The following FIRE PREVENTION TIPS are all common-sense things but it always pays to double-check these basic things are in place. Consider the placement of garden beds, trees and other flammable objects. You should aim to keep the area around your house and other structures free of plants that can easily catch fire and then ignite the buildings. Dense shrubs should be kept away from a house, especially windows. If these burn closely, they can cause windows to crack and ember...s can then enter the house. A hedge trimmer is useful for this task. Objects such as timber patio furniture and plant boxes burn quickly; store these away from the house. Many people believe that trees are the major threat during a bushfire; however, the fire front is carried by the undergrowth including grasses, leaf litter and shrubs. Make sure you clear out accumulated debris such as loose flaky bark, dead twigs, leaves or needles commonly found in gutters and roof areas, but also your wider backyard. Clear fallen leaves, grass trimmings and other debris around the property. Fine fuels that continue from the ground to the tree crown are known as ladder fuels because they help the fire climb up into the tree tops. To limit this happening, take note of what is growing under the trees and consider how easily fire might be able to climb upwards, and remove or chop back accordingly. Keep grass mowed to less than 10cm as fire can travel quickly through long grass. Regular mowing, weeding and raking are important to remove potential fuel. Use pebbles or rocks in your garden, not mulch, which is highly flammable. Keep wood piles away from the house, as embers can easily ignite these. Store flammable liquids away from the house. If possible, store in flame proof containers. See more

10.01.2022 11/8/12- HSC Final NSW East Coast Low update - Damaging Winds and Dangerous Surf. * Map - Severe Weather Warning in Red, Coastal Wind Warnings light blue, Rain...fall from Sydney to Taree in Green and wind streamlines easing below 80kmhr. The ECL is now located well off the NSW coast however a strong southerly pressure gradient remains on the western side producing strong winds and large waves. The winds should gradually ease during today and the large waves slowly abate of the next 2 or 3 days. - Jeff * image by Weatherzone

10.01.2022 A quick update from this week at COS: 219 primary calls (126 by the Flyer!), Structure fires in Bondi, Darlinghurst, Potts Point & Sutherland. Building collaps...e in Newtown, 3 vehicle accidents, an animal rescue, a tree down and an electrical fire on Level 67 in the middle of the city! All in the last 7 days. See more

09.01.2022 Storms coming...

09.01.2022 MONORAIL passengers have been caught up in a dramatic blaze near the Sydney Entertainment Centre which has disrupted traffic in the CBD. Teams of firefighters ...were sent to the landmark building after a vehicle caught alight in the car park. Large plumes of smoke were seen bellowing from the centre and up through the Monorail station, sparking initial fears it was ablaze. Source: Daily Telegraph

09.01.2022 http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/flood/index.shtml

02.01.2022 Tony Abbott volunteers at Davidson

01.01.2022 Look what we saw on our way to a job last nite......!!!!

01.01.2022 Lumea Public School has been evacuated after threats had been made. Emergency Services are on scene. Further info to follow.