Thousands of Australians are fleeing their homes as New South Wales faces its worst flooding in 100 years – with water reaching rooftops and highways vanishing beneath torrential waters. 🚨 Local authorities warn this 'once-in-a-generation' disaster has already displaced more residents than the 2022 floods, with evacuation orders still expanding.
'It's like living through a climate change documentary,' said one Sydney resident via TikTok livestream, showing submerged cars in their neighborhood. Emergency crews are using boats and helicopters to reach stranded families, while social media floods with viral videos of kangaroos hopping through waist-deep water.
Meteorologists confirm some areas received 3 months' worth of rain in 48 hours, with major dams overflowing. 🌧️ While Australia’s prime minister declared a national emergency, young climate activists are demanding faster action: 'This isn’t just bad weather – it’s a wake-up call,' tweeted 19-year-old environmental advocate Maya Chen.
