Persistent heavy rain has drenched parts of south eastern Australia and is set to continue until Friday:
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NSW and ACT
* Severe weather warning in place for parts of southern inland NSW and south coast.
Between 9am AEDT Tuesday to 9am AEDT Wednesday, the heaviest rainfall totals recorded include:
* 231mm at Sassafras
* 227mm at Point Perpendicular
* 225mm at Mourya
* 225mm at Jervis Bay Airfield
* 216mm at Vincentia
* 206mm at Fishermans Repeater
* 45mm at Canberra Airport
* Widespread totals elsewhere between 100mm and 200mm
VICTORIA
* Risks of flash flooding and riverine flooding in Gippsland and the Otways.
Some of the heaviest 24-hour rainfall totals to 9am AEDT Wednesday include:
* 90.2mm at Ultima
* 85.4mm at Swan Hill AWS
* 54.8mm at Reeves Knob
* 49.2mm at Balook
* 46.4mm at Walpeup Research AWS
QUEENSLAND
* Severe thunderstorms with heavy rainfall, damaging winds and large hail likely in southern and southeast Queensland.
Some of the heaviest 24-hour rainfall totals to 9am AEST Wednesday include:
* 77mm at Samuel Hill
* 77mm at Luscombe
* 74mm at Molendinar
* 70mm at Clagiraba Road
* 69.2mm at Wongawallan
Australian Associated Press
