Heavy Rain, Flash Floods Hit South Australia

0:00Here's more Adelaide news for February 27th. A tropical low is pushing heavy rain and thunderstorms into South Australia with up to 120 millimeters possible in spots, raising the risk of flash flooding. A severe weather warning covers northern and western parts of the state for Friday afternoon and the rain will spread southward over the next three days. Emergency services are gearing up for the worst, with water rescue teams ready and a second incident team on standby for areas like Adelaide and the surrounding hills. They are urging residents to clear gutters and drains now and to steer clear of gullies and creeks as water levels rise from recent downpours that already close roads and rail lines. Meanwhile, officials say Sunday could bring the heaviest falls to Adelaide, though the free pulp concert tonight in Elder Park should go ahead rain or shine with rain easing by Monday. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, your pillow, your podcast, your moment,

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