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After weeks of relentless rain, the city of Sydney has finally given up hope.

Game over, Sydney. The sun may be back, but the rain has finally defeated us all

Once a city that was able to weather the weather, this recent bout of record-breaking rain has pushed us all to breaking point. 

  • Thomas Mitchell

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No, you’re not imagining it. That round shiny thing in the sky is the sun

After weeks – and weeks – of rain, it’s blue skies ahead for the harbour city. For now, at least.

  • Robyn Willis
Sydney expecting up to 80mm rain on Thursday as wettest August in 27 years continues.

Warnings in place across NSW as town braces for second major flood in a month

Riverine communities are on standby again as heavy rain brings the possibility of minor flooding.

  • Emily Kaine, Josefine Ganko and Kayla Olaya
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Sydney is experiencing its wettest August in 27 years.

Sydney is copping a sensational spray and probably will for months. But don’t say it’s La Nina

The US did not hesitate when predicting La Nina’s imminent arrival. Australia’s climate experts disagree, even though it’s “very likely” we’ll be seeing rain at Christmas.

  • Bronte Gossling
A commuter tries to avoid copping a spray from traffic on the Pacific Highway in Artarmon

Sydney has recorded its wettest August in 27 years, and there’s more rain coming

Not since 1998 has Sydney had so much rain in August, with 11 days still left in the month.

  • Josefine Ganko
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The woman was hit by a bus in Potts Point during torrential rain.

Man recovering after being hit by bus in Potts Point

Police said the man, 74, was found under the bus.

Big swells off the coast near Cape Solander, near Kurnell.

‘Washing machine’: Surfers delight as ‘bit scary’ swell batters Sydney

A few brave surfers tackled the monster swell off the city’s coast, with the largest wave recorded almost nine metres.

  • Kayla Olaya and Penry Buckley
Wet weather has arrived in Sydney.

Forecasting wild weather just got more difficult, thanks to Donald Trump

Globally connected early warning systems help us prepare for extreme weather events. Now those systems are under a cloud.

  • Matt Kean
Pro-Palestine protesters march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to bring attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Despite worst fears and weather, this was the day Sydney took a stand for humanity

Protesting against a growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza entered the mainstream. One man has been conspicuously quiet.

  • Alexandra Smith