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NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is warning afternoon storms will continue over the next several hours.
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The NSW State Emergency Service is prepared for an increase in storm activity, with severe weather expected in many areas.
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The NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) is reminding residents to prepare their pets and animals for the increased risk of storms throughout the ongoing storm season.
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Five outstanding NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) volunteers have been recognised for their incredible acts of bravery, following a ceremony at NSW Government House.
Fiver NSW SES members standing alongside each other after receiving bravery awards
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The heroics of saving a mother and daughter from a submerged vehicle in floodwater has earnt NSW SES retired Ballina Unit Volunteer Christopher Priester, a Commissioner’s Commendation of Courage.
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Specialist NSW State Emergency Service (SES) teams have continued to carry out damage assessments and assist in the cleanup after a severe storm caused extensive damage at Carinda, near Walgett in Western NSW.
NSW SES Volunteer cleaning up a roof after a storm
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The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging residents in the North Coast, Coffs Coast and Northern Rivers to prepare for severe storms, as the risk of heavy rain, flash flooding and hail increases throughout this evening.
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A major clean up is underway following destructive storms at Carinda.
NSW SES volunteer standing on the groud and look at a damaged roof after a storm
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NSW State Emergency Service volunteers will be active today cleaning up following damaging storms.
NSW SES volunteer cleaning up damaged trees after destructive winds
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The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging residents to prepare for damaging winds and potentially intense heavy rain fall as widespread thunderstorms are forecast to develop on Sunday and Monday. 
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