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Floodwaters likely to peak, now the clean-up and rebuild

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Senior Meteorologist Dean Narramore. Joe Armao

Floodwaters were expected to peak along the NSW coast on Wednesday and recede in coming days, after Sydney experienced its wettest-ever start to a year.

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