text: As the worst weather in five years continues to whip NSW, some savvy social media users have taken to Snapchat to share their rainy day adventures. From a boat parked between two cars by someone who 'knew what was coming' to a man making the most of the wind by using his umbrella as a sail while he skateboards down the street, Sydneysiders are still managing to see the funny side of the storm. Snapchat's Sydney story - a compilation of videos people in the area have posted in the last day - also shows the soaking conditions endured by the Cronulla Sharks and South Sydney Rabbitohs. Scroll down for video . Wild weather: Social media users have taken to Snapchat to share their rainy day adventures, like this man windsurfing on his skateboard . Boogie boarding: As the beaches were closed this water enthusiast decided to get his kicks in floodwater . During their clash on Monday night the field was drenched in water with players struggling to hold onto the ball let alone stay on their feet. Spectators captured the rain water-falling off the top of the grandstand as fans tried to stay dry under any cover they could find. One man even decided to try his hand a boogie boarding through the floodwaters at what looks to be a local park due to the fact all the beaches were closed. Others took the opportunity to play in the mud, while one Snapchat user sounded a little concerned as he filmed the rough waters from inside the Manly Ferry. Well prepared: One user joked that the owner of this boat 'knew what was coming' Stuck in the mud: A pair of tradies with a wet work site took the opportunity to get back to their childhood days by splashing in puddles . Waterfall: The rain was heavy at Monday night's NRL game between Cronulla Sharks and the South Sydney Rabbitohs . Drenched: Cronulla's home ground Shark Park was flooded with inches of water as players struggled to hold onto the ball . A keen skateboarder decided to make good use of the gusty weather and tried his hand at windsurfing down the street, using his inverted umbrella as a sail. A pair of tradies took advantage of a wet work site to play in the mud, with one mate asking the other: . 'Here we are in sunny Sydney having some fun in the mud, what do you think Troy?' while the other jumps boots first into the wet ground. This man, boasting a strong American accent, suggested it seemed like a good day for a surf . Currently there are severe weather warnings in place for Metropolitan, Mid North Coast, Hunter and Illawarra . 'Seems like a pretty good day to do some boogie boarding, maybe a little surfing,' a man with an American accent said in another part of the footage, barely audible above the sound of the wind. Currently there are severe weather warnings in place for Metropolitan, Mid North Coast, Hunter and Illawarra. The Bureau of Meteorology has asked people to prepare for for damaging and locally destructive winds,  heavy rainfall and damaging surf  in these districts.
target: Parts of NSW are being hit with the worst weather in half a decade .
  Social media users have taken to Snapchat to share their adventures .
  Some are boogie boarding down floodwaters after beaches were closed .
  Others decided to try their hand at windsurfing on a skateboard .