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Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Sooo. 200 ml Mon, 214 ml Tues, and up to 192 ml so far today. Given the way the radar is looking that will mean 3 days of over 200 ml. As said above, can’t remember weather like this ever. BT W copperlode has been hovering around 0.8 of a metre over the spillway and Tinaroo is up to 81% Edited by user Wednesday, 21 April 2021 8:38:25 AM(UTC)
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What a great event, really bringing up the YTD totals along the coast.
116mm here
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208 ml to 09:00
Sigh.. one day I’ll get to run my pool pump.
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Sure is quiet...oh right, it's stopped raining.
See Bunyip for totals, I've given up looking.
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Phew, offshore is having a good flushout. But will it turn round and come back onshore?
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Hmmm. Loooks like radar is beginning to fill in over Cairns.
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Yeah been a funny day with very light showers appearing out of nowhere then disappearing just as fast, but now starting to build.
WZ still going for a few more days of over 20mm just too keep it all soggy.
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Originally Posted by: Weary  208 ml to 09:00
Sigh.. one day I’ll get to run my pool pump. Yeah.. I didn't turn mine off... kids were still swimming in it anyways. It's a touch green today 😬 |
Records for 2022: 1520mm
2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Some pitter patter on the roof right now. Not sure how long it will last, in spite of the blackish looking sky just before dark.
Apparently we got 1mm last night - but I missed it. By the time someone told me it would have evaporated...lol.
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28mm over the last 45 minutes.
Wonderful.
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Originally Posted by: 28degrees 28mm over the last 45 minutes.
Wonderful. Probably exceeded the monthly average 😎
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Originally Posted by: Weary Originally Posted by: 28degrees 28mm over the last 45 minutes.
Wonderful. Probably exceeded the monthly average 😎 That 28mm has now become 44mm. We don't often get that much in a single shower. Good rain too.
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Wow great rain for the end of the season for you 28. I'm sure that will be well received.
Only 9mm here , just keeping the slosh wet, can hardly walk around the yard let alone mow.
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Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip
Wow great rain for the end of the season for you 28. I'm sure that will be well received.
Only 9mm here , just keeping the slosh wet, can hardly walk around the yard let alone mow.
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LOL, I can't remember what slosh is like, except for the dirt road in a few particular sections. Yes, we had our own mini rain event yesterday. A nice way to end the season.
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And still it rains :)
100mm here this morning and still coming down as heavy drizzle
Looks like Cairns is going to crack 100 before 09:00 , looks fairly heavy on the radar.'
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Yep Bunyip, I have over 100 ml in my gauge .
Just as everything was beginning to dry out a bit.
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121mm hear at Holloways. About 14mm better than CNS Aero.
Started about 19:30h last night, and has not stopped. The yard had dried out nicely,- no gum boots going to the veggie garden, and now back to where it was a couple of days ago.
Still,- good snoozing weather though.
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Just over 54mm here. It was cold and damp at the G'vale dawn service this morning. |
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Normal dry in Chillagoe, although it's just come over dark grey cloudy to the east. Not that that means anything, lol.
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