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Well that was interesting. A strange setup. Only 2mm here this morning :(
When I took the dog for a run last night it was raining on the hill all around us but it was dry and very warm in our part of the valley. A strange eerie feeling in the haze.
I did expect it to back build on to us with nightfall, but it was not to be.
Be interesting to see what the next week has in store for us.
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Wow bunyip only 2mm for you that is almost as big a fizzer as here, i didnt get a drop all night 0.25mm 24hour total for me. Copperlode dam 180mm, Cairns racecourse around 68mm yet cairns aero .6mm !!!!! Looks like menavale and japoonvale with over 200mm had the highest but wouldn't be suprised if babinda topped the lot there was some serious yellow blobs hanging out over babinda all day. |
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I don't currently have a rain gauge but some more notable totals from the area:
Peets Bridge: 135mm The Boulders: 151mm Mt Sophia: 233mm |
Records for 2022: 1520mm 2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Nice the see Gordonvale get a good drop there Ron..
What a weird season its been and continues to be.
I only mowed on the weekend and already some places have 6 inches of rampant fresh green growth after that deluge and unseasonably warm minimum temps this week...
Great to see spring arrive with such a flourish..but I'd like for the dominant highs and tradewinds with their showers to go away and give us some nice springtime fishing weather..
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The serious winds have started, and the temperatures have dropped a bit again. The air is hazy full of dust. Keeping the back of the house closed. Too late for the printer I think, I now have to tell it to take up the page...
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Yeah. Another week of big winds and showers coming up.. |
Records for 2022: 1520mm 2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Funny. The winds have settled down a bit, momentarily I guess.
Today was nice all round.
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Wind , holy it is blowing.. Few trees come down this morning that I heard but it feels and sounds even stronger now. 29mm in the gauge this morning.
Great netflix weather, but so much still to do after our move.
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Fairly quiet normal type of day. Cool wind late afternoon. Kinda cold at the moment.
Telstra mobile reception failure for 6 hours.
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Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip Wind , holy it is blowing.. Few trees come down this morning that I heard but it feels and sounds even stronger now. 29mm in the gauge this morning.
You're not wrong about the wind, Bunyip. I was going to walk to the beach for a fish this arvo, but ended up going without the rod, (and the beer). I would've needed a snapper lead to be able to cast into the wind,- and just about got sand blasted as it was. Gumba Gumba mowed the grass last Fri, but the wind has now covered the yard with leaves, twigs & small branches from all my melaleuca trees. The 1034 hPa high down south is moving across slowly, so a fair few more days a wind for us.
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Proper cold up here this morning, and mountain grey to the west. Blowing a stiff cold breeze.
23° outside, still 20° inside. At 8.15am.
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Wind..?..did someone mention wind..? Its been a shocker hasnt it..these danged highs ripping across with little reprieve in between .. We had some young wwoofers stay last month for 2 weeks.. I had arranged that we would get some work done around the property and then the next week before the full moon when the tides suited we would head down to Macushla at Hinchinbrook island to camp for a few days, spot some crocs, catch some mud crabs and barra and do a little hiking... It had been dry for 29 consecutive days and started raining the very day they arrived and during the next 2 weeks we only had one dry day and no days that were suitable for offshore boating or camping..I did manage to get them down the river on the only good day and spot 3 crocs and get some video... They left a day early even though I told them it looked like we would likely get a break in the weather in the next couple of days.. They were skeptical and a bit disappointed... It did come good for a day the very next day. so me and the missus spent an awesome day out the reef and would have stayed overnight if we had known it was going to be so damn good... https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006371794108The tropical weather can be just so fickle this time of year..to get out on the water you just need patience and to be ready to roll when that nice day does come..or wait till october/november when the tradewinds die off.. Hey bunyip whats the deal.. you sold up and moved..? Edited by user Friday, 10 September 2021 6:51:42 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: scott123 Wind..?..did someone mention wind..? LOL....funnily enough, we had a lovely quiet calm morning today. Winds picked up in the afternoon again, but not as bad as previous days.
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Originally Posted by: scott123 Wind..?..did someone mention wind..?
Its been a shocker hasnt it..
Hey bunyip whats the deal.. you sold up and moved..? Hey Scott, yeah it's been a real blast :) Can't remember as long a run of such high winds. Didn't sell up, but did buy and move, but only 810m lol :) got 4ac here to try and get on top of and and old house that needs a bit of work, should keep me of the streets. Yeah need a very flexible job this time of year if you want to fish, got to drop everything and just go when the right days turn up. Hopefully it drys up a bit over the next week, as it looks like the winds will die out for a few days. CHeers |
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We left for Mossman early this morning amidst heavy fog and drizzle and yet... seems everyone knew it was going to be a ripper out fishing, heaps of trailers on the road and parking at launch sites. So glad to see they got decent weather on our return trip this afternoon.
Yep, hella high winds lately. Last night with winds gone and quiet Bach on the boombox beside me on the verandah, I heard the start of fireworks and tried to remember the date as to whether some celebration was due then massive cracks and bangs and I actually ducked thinking it was going to land on the house. But no, it was one of the taller volunteer trees further up the property and completely safe, not even across the drive. Spooky.
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Crikeys this wind is the wind that keeps on giving.
I'm guessing you might head out this weekend Scott? I'm too busy to to a trip out of Moroulyan so maybe next time. |
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Next weekend is looking better, seabreeze has us dropping below that dreaded 15knots by Friday |
Records for 2022: 1520mm 2023: 2710mm 2024: 951.6mm (no records April-Sept) |
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Yeah it's looking good Ron, About time we got some nice weather.
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Not really worth commenting, except my laptop got really hot, and it was time to drag out the laptop fan.
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Whats going on 28 , are they real or just on the radar ??
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