1/16Lighting over the Adelaide Hills. Picture: Shane from Cornerstone Droneography
Gallery: The wash up of Adelaide’s big wet
The horror predictions may not have come through but it’s certainly been wet and wooly regardless. See all the weather pics here.
2/16The View from Darlington towards the city on Saturday. Picture: Russell Millard Photography
3/16Denise Palmer of Semaphore Park. Picture: Russell Millard Photography
4/16An SES volunteer clears a limb at Clarence Pk Image/Russell Millard Photography
5/16An SES volunteer clears a limb at Clarence Pk Image/Russell Millard Photography
6/16The view from Darlington along Marion Road on Saturday. Picture: Russell Millard Photography
7/16The Southern Expressway along the M3 heading to the city on Saturday morning. Picture: Dasha Havrilenko
8/16Wet weather at a competitive Surf Life Saving event at Glenelg Beach on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Sette
9/16Wet weather at a competitive Surf Life Saving event at Glenelg Beach on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Sette
10/16Wet weather at a competitive Surf Life Saving event at Glenelg Beach on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Sette
11/16Wet weather at a competitive Surf Life Saving event at Glenelg Beach on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Sette
12/16Ceduna SES sandbagging the doors of Ceduna Autopro. Picture: Andrew Brooks
13/16Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty and Cleland Saturday morning Picture: Lachy Riley
14/16Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty and Cleland Saturday morning Picture: Lachy Riley
15/16Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty and Cleland Saturday morning Picture: Lachy Riley
16/16Lightning taken from St Kilda looking towards outer harbour Picture:Paul White
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