Natural disasters such as floods, heatwaves, bushfires etc. can happen when you least expect. Link Wentworth want to make sure our residents are well prepared for any future natural disasters.
Below, you will find some resources that can help you prepare for extreme weather and natural disasters.
All emergencies and natural disasters require you to:
We have been working on a Disaster Resilience Project with Inner Sydney Voice and any Link Wentworth resident across Greater Sydney can contact us to get help to prepare.
We also encourage residents to collaborate with us and share their local knowledge and experience.
Call 13 14 21 or email communities@linkwentworth.org.au to speak to our Communities Team.
A massive thank you and a warm welcome back to the 29 NSW SES volunteers who have just returned from Victoria! 🌟
Earlier this week, our dedicated team was deployed to support @vicSES in managing the severe weather and the overwhelming number of incidents that followed.
Severe Weather Update: Windy conditions for south-east Australia. Video current: 12pm AEST 5 September 2024. Latest forecasts & warnings: http://www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app.
Stephen McRobert from @NSWSES embrace new systems and technologies in his presentation 'an agile approach to flood and storm intelligence' at #AFAC24 #innovation
Jacklyn Roque from @NSWSES reports on a lack of understanding of emergency planning needs and requirements of families with very young children during emergencies at #AFAC24.
The firies are in town! More than 200 RFS members have come together in Albury for the 2024 RFS State Championships. Held every two years, the event sees firefighters compete in a series of challenges designed to test their skills, teamwork and performance under pressure.
With several hazard reduction burns occurring in Sydney's north, smoke is currently impacting the Greater Sydney area. This evening, winds will push this smoke further west, before southerly winds and showers should clear the smoke throughout tomorrow. http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/hr
This morning 16 RFS members returned home from deployment in the United States. This crew spent five weeks working on fires across Washington State and Oregon, fulfilling a range of roles including task force leader, strike team leader, safety officer and heavy plant supervisor.
Land managers and fire agencies across the state have had another successful day of hazard reduction burning as a run of favourable weather continues. More burns are scheduled to be undertaken tomorrow, including around the Greater Sydney area.
⚠️ Damaging Surf Warning issued for Batemans Bay to Seal Rocks, including #Newcastle and #Sydney, where very heavy surf may lead to localised damage and coastal erosion on Sunday. A Hazardous Surf Warning is also current for a similar area.
See warnings: http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/
⚠️Severe Weather Warning issued: Damaging winds, with peak gusts of around 90 - 100km/h expected to develop on Sunday in exposed coastal areas between Narooma and Seal Rocks, including #Sydney, #Wollongong and #Newcastle.
Warning: http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDN21037.shtml
National Weather Forecast: Cold, windy, snowy in the south-east, warm & mostly dry elsewhere. Video current: 1pm AEST 13 September 2024. Latest forecasts and warnings: http://www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app.
An outbreak of cold and wintry weather will impact the south-east of the country this weekend, including #Tasmania, #NSW and #Victoria. Cool days and nights, and snow to low levels likely to be the main impacts. Latest: http://bom.gov.au
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