No SES rescues but road closures aplenty as rivers swell across the Southern Tablelands

Goulburn Airport recorded 23.4 milimetres in the last 24 hours, Crookwell 36.8 milimetres while further south, Braidwood received 51.4 milimetres and Canberra Airport copped 43.8 milimetres.

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That rainfall caused fears of flooding for the Queanbeyan River as reported on Friday morning.

Further road closures across Goulburn Mulwaree, Yass Valley and Upper Lachlan Shire remain in place with emergency services out and about on Friday morning.

However in Goulburn, crews were not required to attend any rescues or callouts with just one fallen tree being dealt with in the early evening on Thursday.

"It's been very quiet, touch wood rescues remain at zero," Mr Bell said.

"There's still plenty of flooding on roads like May Street Bridge. It came up very quickly. Luckily people in Towrang didn't have their bridge closed this time!"

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Remember to NEVER enter floodwater. If it's flooded, forget it.

- In life-threatening situations call 000 (Triple Zero)

- For emergency help in floods call the NSW SES on 132 500.

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