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Motorists and public transport passengers should continue to avoid non-essential travel in parts of New South Wales impacted by severe weather.

Road closures and transport changes are continuing in parts of NSW, including;

Around Sydney

• Bilpin – Bells Line of Road is closed in both directions due to a fallen tree near Powells Road.
• Windsor – Windsor Bridge is closed between Wilberforce Road and George Street. Sections of Wilberforce and Pitt Town roads are also closed.
• North Richmond – Richmond Bridge is closed in both directions.
• Yarramundi – Yarramundi Bridge is closed in both directions.
• Milperra – Newbridge Road/Milperra Road is closed between Ashford Avenue and Governor Macquarie Drive.
• Wallacia to Glenmore Park – Mulgoa Road is closed in both directions between Park Road/Silverdale Road and Glenmore Parkway
• Georges Hall – Henry Lawson Drive is closed between Milperra Road and the Hume Highway.
• East Hills – Henry Lawson Drive is closed between Wester Street and Cheatle Street.
• Between Narrabeen and Oxford Falls – Wakehurst Parkway is closed in both directions. Oxford Falls Road is also closed.
• In the Royal ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ Park, Audley Weir is closed in both directions.
• T1 Western Line – Limited buses replace trains between Emu Plains and Penrith due to an issue with a train at Penrith.
• F1 Manly ferries – Buses are replacing ferries between Circular Quay and Manly due to large swell
• F3 Parramatta River ferries – Alternative transport is running between Parramatta and Rydalmere due to the weir overflowing.
• Many bus services are affected by flooding across Sydney and may divert at short notice or terminate early.

In the Illawarra and Southern Highlands,

• Beamont- Moss Vale Road is closed in both directions due to a fallen tree at Green Valley Road.
• Southern Highlands Line – Trains are not running between Campbelltown and Moss Vale due to flooding.

In the Hunter,

• Whittingham – Golden Highway closed in both directions between New England Highway and Putty Road.
• Hunter Line – trains are not running between Newcastle Interchange, Scone and Dungog in both directions due to flooding on the tracks at Sandgate.

For the latest traffic information, download the Live Traffic NSW app, visit or call 132 701.