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Hey lucky you. You've got some real weather after all. Saw the storm warnings last night. That's great.
I'm back to watering daily. 😁
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Oops. Double posted. Edited by user Thursday, 25 March 2021 7:19:00 AM(UTC)
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could see the flashes from up here before dawn, and hear a few bangs.
Airport was at 147mm , must of been a ripper.
Was on the reef yesterday and could see a few towers going up in the arvo.
Any bets on a wet Easter ?
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Fingers crossed.
It's been known to happen here.
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Well Equinox has come and gone (by the calendar) but it would appear Sunday is the day here, sun rises at 6:21am and sets at 6:21pm, it's down hill from there shorter days and longer hours of darkness.
70mm here from that storm last night, seemed to come form nowhere, just a few flashes early on, then bang.
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Looks like a few more scattered storms to the east.
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A very nice 27mm here this morning from overnight rain. :)
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A fairly wet day here yesterday with 62mm in the gauge this morning :)
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A nice 13.6mm here, our dismal wet is not quite finished. |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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And a least double that so far today |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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One whole millimetre, about 3pm. Almost missed it, the lightest misting rain, didn't hear it at all.
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Still only that 1mm fell. Of course it had completely evaporated by the official reading time of 9am. Lol. A real Sydney autumn feel to the atmosphere today. Edited by user Monday, 29 March 2021 11:04:51 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: ronfishes  our dismal wet is not quite finished. Yeah charts are starting to show a bit of action for the weeks ahead. :boogie: Not to late to get a good strong burst of monsoon Only 7mm here this morning. Don't remember Sydney autumns 28, but do remember cold winters days in the CBD with the icy winds cutting through and drinking Guinness pints at the Criterion Hotel. Blowing hard today, and looks to be up all week. Cheers |
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Think it's back to non-event "weather" here. Be nice to be proven wrong.
At least, I'll only need one more mow, and no more herbicide for 10 months.
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46.6mm yesterday. Cleared off by nightfall and dry ever since. |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Just about got sandblasted walking on the beach today, and yesterday. Forecast looks like a few more blowy days to come,- not the best reef fishing WX. The BoM & W.Z. are going for a showery start to the easter break. My 3 pairs of torres pigeons seem to have left their favourite trees for their journey back north. Cruisey flight back with a 35 knot tailwind. Maybe they're not too dumb when it comes to flight planning.  
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Originally Posted by: @_yassified_shak Just my personal thoughts, but i wonder if This Month will be drier? going back over my previous years, each time we have had a very wet Jan and Feb, March is usually not as wet. Seems my thoughts were correct. We have had 16 dry days this month, compared with 13 dry days for Jan and Feb combined. I finished March off With 482.5mm (March average 889mm). Going by the same thinking April will be a bit wetter than this March...time will tell
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Feb was dry as a nuns nasty here, only 232mm. March a touch worse 167mm.
BoM's woeful forecasts continue, yesterday Thursday was like 20mm, today its 3mm. Just shocking when you're trying to run a business that relies on decent forecasts. Get some BoM bums back in FNQ I say. |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Quick perusal of the models tells me if we don"t get something in roughly the next week, then its game over.
Already over for you @28, sorry. |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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