Record rainfall has smashed large parts of South Australia, as flash flooding put roads, parks and even a footy club underwater.
Open accessibility guideSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerRecord rainfall has smashed large parts of South Australia, as flash flooding put roads, parks and even a footy club underwater.Updated July 2, 2026 — 7:29pm,first published 7:27pmLatest in VideosCopyright © 2026
A burst of wild winter weather has hit South Australia and more states are in the firing line.
A huge storm has caused flooding and property damage in South Australia.
South Australia is one of four states set to be smashed by severe weather this week.
Damaging and destructive winds are set to smash large parts of South Australia after wild weather swept the state.
Residents in South Australia are being warned to expect rain and damaging wind today.
More than half of July's average rainfall has fallen in Adelaide on the first day of the month as storms swept the city.
