Weather Sydney: Australia to be hit with a rainbomb

Australians have been warned to enjoy the eagerly-anticipated sunshine while they can as weeks of heavy rain are forecast. Hordes of Sydneysiders were seen soaking up the rays at the popular Bondi Beach on Tuesday, making the most of what could be the last sunny day for a week. Sydneysiders flocked to Bondi Beach on Tuesday to enjoy the warm weather Victoria and NSW can expect rain over the next week as the burst of warm summer weather is set to end After weeks of rain surfers and sunseekers have been heading to the beach in droves Weatherzone meteorologist Joel Pippard told Daily Mail Australia the ex-tropical cyclone Seth causing chaos in Queensland will be to blame for the wet conditions. Rain is set to develop for NSW and Victoria over the next week as a cyclone moves over Queensland A cyclone in the Queensland will 'feed moisture' into the southern states over the next week leading to wet and humid conditions Hordes of Sydneysiders were seen soaking up the rays at the popular Bondi Beach during the first days of 2022 on what could be the last sunny day for a week Another tropical low forming in the far north of the Sunshine State near Cooktown could see wet conditions in Cairns and heavy rain in the northern tropics. Sydney really turned up the heat on Tuesday with thousands of punters flocking to the sand to soak up some rays It wasn't easy work for the life guards with a sea of people swarming the sand and the water at Bondi on Tuesday Areas that could be affected include Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Tweed Heads, Byron Bay, Ballina, Evans Head, Yamba, Woolgoolga, Settlement Point, Southwest Rocks, Forster and Sawtell.