Flood and Storm Incident Reported on Myoora Rd in Terrey Hills
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The NSW Rural Fire Service has responded to a flood and storm-related incident involving a downed tree on Myoora Rd in Terrey Hills. The situation is currently under control.
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- Record type
- NSW incident notice
- Affected area
- Northern Beaches, New South Wales
- Issued
- April 6, 2026
- Source feed
- NSW RFS
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Alert Details
The NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) has issued an update regarding a weather-related incident at Myoora Rd, Terrey Hills. The incident is classified as a Flood/Storm/Tree Down event. As of the latest update, the status of the situation is listed as under control.
Affected Areas
The specific geographic focus of this alert is Myoora Rd in Terrey Hills (2084). This location is situated within the Northern Beaches Council area.
What You Should Do
With the incident currently listed as under control, residents and motorists in the Terrey Hills area should continue to exercise caution. Follow any directions provided by emergency personnel on-site and monitor local updates for changes in road conditions or access.
Expected Conditions
The hazard is identified as a downed tree resulting from flood or storm conditions. The NSW RFS confirms there is no fire associated with this incident, and the affected area size is recorded as 0 hectares.
Timeline
The incident was initially reported on February 27, 2026, at 10:41 PM. The most recent status update confirming the scene is under control was issued by the Rural Fire Service on February 28, 2026, at 9:41 AM.
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