500,000 People In Australia Told To Evacuate Due To Historic Flooding

The video discusses severe flooding in Australia, focusing on Sydney and Lismore. Heavy rains have caused significant damage, leading to evacuations and rescue operations. The La Niña weather pattern has intensified the storm, resulting in a once-in-a-lifetime event. Emergency officials emphasize the importance of evacuation orders to ensure safety. The situation remains critical, with potential for further flooding.

What was the extent of the flooding in Sydney?

• Only the suburbs of Sydney were affected

• 250 miles of Australia were flooded

• 500 miles of Sydney were flooded

• The entire city of Sydney was underwater

How much rain did Lismore receive in four days?

• Four feet

• Three feet

• Five feet

• Two feet

How many people were ordered to evacuate in Sydney?

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 300,000

• 400,000

What is the frequency of the flooding event described?

• Once in a millennium

• Once in a century

• Once in a decade

• Once in a lifetime

What weather pattern is responsible for the flooding?

• Hurricane

• La Niña

• El Niño

• Monsoon