In New South Wales, Australia, floods have already claimed the lives of four people. Although the rains are subsiding, thousands of residents remain cut off from the world. One person is still missing.

Heavy floods hit New South Wales in Australia. Government declared it a natural disaster. Around 50,000 people evacuated. Sadly, three people died, and one is still missing. Rescuers are working hard in Mid North Coast and Sydney.

The floods isolated 50,000 people, submerging intersections and street signs in mid-north coast towns and covering cars up to their windshields, after fast-rising waters burst river banks.

Thredbo is widely considered one of Australia's best ski areas due to its vertical drop and wide variety of quality terrain. The ski area falls entirely within the boundaries of Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales,

Manning River in Taree in Mid North Coast region reaches record-breaking flood level of 6.4 meters, surpassing previous 1929 record - Anadolu Ajansı

Flash flooding on Australia's southeast coast has killed three people and cut off towns, isolating tens of thousands of residents, as officials on Thursday warned more downpours were expected over the next 24 hours.

Major flooding hit several rural towns in the Hunter and Mid North Coast regions of New South Wales, Australia's most populous state, with most of the Mid North Coast region facing further heavy rainfall through Thursday.

Several communities in New South Wales are still cut off by floodwaters while they begin clean-up and recovery efforts. Follow live.