South Australia braces for more torrential rain and storms just weeks after major flooding, as a powerful low-pressure system sweeps across the state—threatening severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and flash floods, especially in already saturated areas like the Adelaide Hills. Emergency crews responded to over 500 incidents in one day during the last flood, including rescues from swept-away cars and flooded football grounds. Officials warn against driving or walking through floodwaters and urge caution near creeks and drains as the system moves east into NSW, Victoria, and Queensland—with alpine regions expecting 40-60mm of rain early Tuesday.
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