Kayakers risk heaving floodwaters in NSW storms
Kayakers have risked their lives braving a gushing waterfall as rain continues to drench NSW.
The men kayaked down a waterfall at Dorrigo Mountain in the state's Northern Tablelands overflowing due to this week's deluge.
Below, the aptly-named Waterfall Way, which cuts across the mountain, has been closed and completely inundated with water rushing down the hills.
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A pair of kayakers have dared a flooded waterfall in NSW. 9News
The men kayaked down a waterfall at Dorrigo Mountain in the state's Northern Tablelands overflowing due to this week's deluge. 9News
Video from locals shows brown water gushing down the side of the mountain.
Live Traffic NSW has told drivers to use the Gwydir Highway or Oxley Highway as alternate routes and allow two hours extra travel time.
Thousands of residents across the state are on high alert for evacuations and hundreds of millimetres of rain have fallen in some cities.
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