Severe weather warnings remain in place across NSW

Parts of New South Wales remain under severe weather warnings as the state is battered by heavy rain. The South Coast and Southern Highlands have seen more than 140 millimetres of rain since 9am Thursday. Sydney's south also received a drenching yesterday with Campbelltown and Mascot among some of the areas seeing the heaviest falls. Severe weather warnings are in place for the Illawarra and surrounds, while moderate flood warnings are in place for areas in the Sydney's northwest. Authorities anticipate Warragamba Dam to spill again between now and the end of the weekend.